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[ QUOTE ] £1500 because of her age HOWEVER if a genuine first pony (ie plod) suitable for the ring (well bred) anything up to £3k. [/ QUOTE ] 10 is not old. its a good age for a first pony, anything younger and it would most likely be too immature for a child to learn on. at the end of that...

horses can not be categorised like that. true it would be lovely to have a horse that liked and went well in a snaffle. but its not the case. i have spent 2 years contantly schooling my mare to the best of her ability as i bought her as a 5yr old that had jumped and jumped. i schooled her in a...

i put pole on the floor, three of mine strides, small upright, three of mine, small upright, three of mine, pole on the floor, long three of mine then an oxer at the end. this bounce exercise really backs off my forward going mare and it teaches them to pick up their legs over the bigger...

i thought the black and white ones with the horses on were much scarier too! but as hard as i try i will never understand my horse. and probably nobody elses either! i noticed the ducks too! well, my horse did before me but thats nothing new. yeh the long rustic poles was a parallel next to the...

in the novice were you jumping the planks oxer towards the rustic or the other way round? cos when it was rustic to oxer it was a bit more difficult to get a proper line into it. when i was watching the discovery quite a few horses were spooking at the christmas penguin filler. thought that...

nee problemo

its on the page after rule 139.4 theres a big table over a few pages that gives all details =]

and all tht is in the rule book

max width BN- 1m Disc-1m15 Newc-1m20 Fox-1m40

1m20 for first round newcomer spreads anddd i think its the same for the jump off too

get a vet! its not something that should be done without a vet!

happy birthday i was at holmside today too with my mare in 105 and 110 opens. well done for getting into the jump off its better than we managed. for a foxhunter horse she chucked the towel in today and said no. which was quite disappointing. the white double on a dog leg to the greeny...

You can just say your mum owns him. I've done it before with no problems when i had a horse on loan and we registered him in my dads name without any complaints =]

you have to be 18 to register a horse in your name with the bsja. so your mum will have to register as a non-jumping member too so she can be the owner. my horse came from holland as a 5 year old with no winnings and this was proved and the bsja put £100 on her card. so im not entirely sure if...

i do have sky and i have seen it i was just wondering if anyone new how many classes they ran at 1.25 over the course of the show etc