Recent content by Aimee_Bobbins

she isnt a pony.iv never sold a horse this way before......... but yes okay i think most of you are right i should be there for the vetting.

she is loaning her for 4 weeks that is it! after that she buys her or i go and bring her home. this isnt a long term thing and yes i know she needs it for the vetting. im just merely asking what other people would do in my situation this the second week of the 4 she is contracted to loan her...

i understand that you need the passport to have her vetted but as she is like over an hour away and i have to work its difficult for me to get there. so you all think i should just send it to her and trust her?

I currently have my horse on a loan to buy agreement.... the loaner has requested for me to send her the passport for the vetting on thursday. Im not entirely happy about this as all i then have then is an agreement and a 10% deposit and she isnt due to purchase her until 20th December. HELP!!!

Does your stable have good drainage? try banking more straw and if she's turned out during the day mix the better of the wet stuff with the dry in the morning so it can dry out throughout the day. one thing i hate is mixed bedding because you dont know where to start Just an Idea as my...

Yeah i totally agree with this i will keep my own policy but she has to have her own too. because iv not done this before im just really weary of her coming back at half the condition she is now... but my gut is telling me she is right for her and she seems very genuine so i will go ahead...

I have taken all this into consideration... i will obviously ask her if she wants her vetted.... if she does it is to be done prior the loan that I have no problem with because i know my horse is well before she goes on loan. The time line of loan im still pickled with a little pickled with...

This has been a huge help thank you

Yes iv had many a time waster come see her but I understand what you mean. Im going to want a deposit off her of 10% I think for my own piece of mind that she is serious about buying her. because as much as she seems like the perfect match for her their is always that hunch of getting screwed...

I recently advertised my horse loan with a view to buy because I need the space for a new yearling I am in the process of buying. I had a lady view her on Sunday and she wants her on this basis. How long am I liable to loan her for? as this has not been agreed as yet and can anyone email me...