No not mine (thank god) but Darcy's 'twin' who we share the field with up the road, thieving b******ds it was blinkin freezin last night, poor Murphy must've been really miserable (they thankfully left his under blanket on but even still). This happened in Blackfield/Langley area - if anyone hears of a (relatively) new 6'9 passoa rug going cheap...?
Bit close to home for me, i'm getting really concerned now.

A real rat's trick as if they know enough to take a rug off and have a means of disposing of one then they presumably know enough about horses to know that they're leaving one to suffer a cold night. Has it definitely been pinched? I once thought a new rug had gone off Ollie's back and it had been caught on a fence and catapaulted over into the next field (with half the straps still done up) where next door's pony had trampled it into the mud.

How can anyone do this, the rotten swines, wouldn't you like to strip them down to undies and tie them to a lamp post all night in the frost!

rotton bas*ards! seems odd the left the under one on? we used to have a pony on loan who used to take his rug off! dont know how but it was on securley when we left him !

Tommy,in his younger days would often take his rug off and leave in a small heap in the field. Have a good look round.