A horse that can only eat 1.1 kg but eats fine in a pasture?

[prplebird20]

Hello, I have thins horse I bought, and apparently they can only have 1.1 kg. Wen she is in a pasture, then she overeats and can have a lot more much food then she can have in a barn. Does this mean she will have to be constantly switched from barn to pasture all the time? Please help!

[BlackOak2]

Hello, I have thins horse I bought, and apparently they can only have 1.1 kg. Wen she is in a pasture, then she overeats and can have a lot more much food then she can have in a barn. Does this mean she will have to be constantly switched from barn to pasture all the time? Please help!

Yes, and also, no.
Yes, because a competition horse needs to maintain certain weight and temperaments to perform at their best. No, because being overweight or underweight doesn't affect a horse that's not competing.

It's a problem that admin needs to look at further. But because of that, we also enjoy the fact that no horse can die from starvation or obesity. Only from old age (chance starts at 17 years and slowly increases with each turn thereafter; most seem to go at about 22 to 23 years).

If she's a competition horse, you can try to keep her weight at a fair area by mowing the pasture instead of constantly moving her. Or, simply put her in a frozen account until her competition career is over with.

But again, if she's not a competition horse, don't stress too much over it. Leave her in the pasture and breed her for that next generations.

Anything more?