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I get what your coming from, this horse sounds so cute and sound, but seeing from the injuries you said he has had, you don’t want to buy him, you need to have a very healthy horse, especialy if it’s your first one! When you get your own horse, you have to be very careful with who rides it, one for the reason that if they fall off they could file a law suit, and also they could injure your horse. My idea is you should go and visit it when you ride, and don’t give it too many treats, lol, just a basic rule, but be a nice as you can, and I promice you if the horse doesn’t feel right he will DEFENETLY tell you, 🙂 good luck and keep looking! elizabeth
I had the same problem me times, lol, I went through SO many horses, lol, it took me 7 months to find my horse Max. Does your father ride? If he doesn’t you need to bring someone who is a good rider along with you, so they can tell all the faults of the horse, the first horse I looked at was amazing in his looks, but he wasn’t trained at all, I really wanted him because of how he looked, but I just thought about the fact that he would defently not be a good ride, so just make sure you REALLY like this horse before you get attatched ok? And go see as many horses as you can! Just think about it in the long term, if I was to the first horse I saw I wouldn’t be able to ride him but would end up training him the whole time, if you have any questions send me an e-mail at aerockwell@malibuonline.com how long have you been riding by the way? This is my first horse, but I rode about once a week when I was 4, and then when I turned 6 rode every day, and still am elizabeth
I have been riding since I was 4, I mean I know when to ride and how much and all that stuff, I was just curious what other people do for thier riding times
Hey! My dad just bought me a horse, 6 year old Bay Thoroughbred Gelding, and I would love to talk about horses! aerockwell@malibuonline.com feel free to send me a messige any time! thanx elizabeth
