Recent content by Jzo

In some senses I see what you mean but in others I don't. I mean it's not like we are going to take a horse to some majorly new random place where no horse has ever been before (I know what I mean in my own head) So as far as horses go and the places we generally take them I think there...

Bless! See to me that is bombproof in the sense of the word when it comes to objects but to me bombproof must also mean novice ride I think.... That is absolutely FANTASTIC. I am bookmarking this thread page to use that in future because that is everything that I thought but was unable to...

They really are gentle giants - I so desperately want a shire but SOOO expensive!

Thats kind of the line of thought I was thinking... althought I think when it comes to traffic they literally should be completely ''bomb-proof'' because that has to be the most dangerous time to ride, when in traffic!

Its really strange because I have no confidence atall (as stated in another thread) but my friends 16'2 irish sports horse mare, as mareish as they come spooks at everything such as twigs and leaves, shes jumped twigs and leaves that move across the road, she turns round and can jog backwards...

I am getting quite into the whole forum thing and following a video I posted earlier on another thread it got me thinking... What is everyones idea of bombproof, I know this has a meaning to most people such as ''Cob that plods and does nothing in any type of danger'' - (sorry to stereotype)...

Wasn't actually concentrating on the horse breed but whatever she is, she is fantastic, I think that is definitely the meaning of BOMBPROOF!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4HZhxVAjXk&feature=fvwrel That video is fantastic, I want her!

Thank you :)

Thanks for everyones reply I was rambling and didn't really think what I was putting - what I meant was I wouldn't be able to afford to own a horse and have lessons, so if I don't get a horse then definitely yeah lessons wouldn't be a problem. The strange thing is my confidence wasn't...

I had to give up horses for a couple of reasons, the main ones being that I couldn't support them financially as I wasn't earning enough and my confidence had hit rock bottom to the point where I was too scared to even canter, I felt like I had forgotten everything and even trot was becoming a...

I normally hover over posts because I am too frightened to post incase I look stupid as my general knowledge isn't as great as the majority of other posters in here, but have to say this thread has made me feel great!! There has been some confessions that I have always thought I was just too...

I gave up horses a few months back because I just couldn't afford them, I was working part time but was going through a rough patch and after a couple of nasty accidents, I lost alot of confidence and called it all quits. I really miss having a horse now and I have a better job so I can...