The speaker, Stacy, is sharing her daily routine for taking care of her horses. She starts by preparing the horses for the day, which includes feeding them hay and ensuring they have their UV protection boots on. She then goes to the field to feed the horses their breakfast and register them.
She also mentions that she has to track the horses' problems and ensure they have their summer sun cream. She mentions that she has to work from yesterday because it rained when they had their UV protection boots on, and she can't put the wet boots on.
She then feeds each horse their hay and puts a Primus on top. She also sprays them with fly spray. She mentions that she has to do this for every single horse.
She then talks about Charlie, who she doesn't bother putting cream on, and she leaves it outside. She mentions that it's still early in the morning, and she has to keep everything filled.
She then goes back to the stables and puts all the hay and seeds away. She mentions that she has to do this every single morning before she goes to work. She also mentions that she sometimes gets help from her mom.
She then talks about feeding the horses in the morning and evening. She mentions that she has already filmed a video on what she feeds each of her horses, which will be uploaded soon.
She mentions that she has to do this every morning and it takes her a couple of hours. She mentions that she enjoys it and it's hard work. She ends by saying that she will see the viewers soon.
1. The speaker, Stacy, is responsible for the daily routine of horses, including feeding and grooming them.
2. The horses are kept out during the summer and brought in during winter.
3. The horses are fed hay, and their breakfast is prepared by someone named Bridgette.
4. The horses have a problem with a substance called "caramel hey".
5. The horses are given UV protection, specifically "Sun cream white bright fiery repellent".
6. The horses are sprayed with fly spray.
7. The horses are given hay and a substance called "Primus" on top.
8. There is a horse named Charlie who is described as looking like the world's graffia.
9. The speaker's husband is involved in the morning routine.
10. The speaker's job involves feeding and caring for the horses every day.
11. The speaker feeds the horses in the morning, adding water at night.
12. The horses have three sets of peanuts: morning, lunch, and night.
13. The speaker's mother sometimes helps with the morning routine.
14. The speaker enjoys her job and finds it hard work.
15. The morning routine takes about a couple of hours to complete.
16. The speaker sometimes takes a break to wind around a woollen property.
17. The speaker works from 12:00 PM and finishes all tasks by 8:00 AM.
18. The speaker is open to answering questions in the comments below.