Recent content by Megang

As far as loaning goes it's not feasible. I ride him whenever I am at my dads which is 40 minutes away. Although he is my boy it is going to be a big ask of him. I am going to continue looking for another horse as I think with his age it will be very different x

This is exactly the same as me although im looking at buying my RS horse xx

The worst ive seen is a 4 year old 13.3hh cob pulling a rag cart stacked high with at least 4 washing machines on it. Atrocious.

Thankyou for your help. Youve bee. Fab and answered all my doubts. I have decided to have ask about a trial period to decide whether he is for me or not cx

I think i am going to just leave the jumping and enjoy hacking out and schooling. He is too old and jumping doesn't really bother me that much thanks everyone x

My point is- What do you want to do? If you want to do a bit of everything, this is NOT the horse for you (I speak with the heartbreak of parting with a horse I loved to prove it). What are your aspirations for the horse you may eventually own? If you pick this horse, you can rule out jumping...

Thankyou all for your replies. I am not too bothered about jumping as i could always jump other ponies. I know a few girls who have bought riding school horses from the same yard and are doing okay but finding them a bit strong. I haven't hacked him out alone before as they riding school wont...

I have been riding the same riding school horse for 3 years now in my riding school. I adore him, i have ridden privately owned horses and other riding school horses from different schools but i am yet to find one as responsive as Him. Now im looking to buy him. Compared to the other schoolies...

The horse i ride (who im looking to buy) is petrified of jumps. He is now between 15&17 and he had an incident when he was younger. He ran in to one of the wings and spooked himself. Thankfully he was not injured!! My instructor cant even get him to walk over poles. Is there anything i can do...