4yo scope festival - Rider needed!!

kelz07

kelz07

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Hi,

as the title says really, i have a super 4 year old that i would like to go to scope but unfortunatly i have broken my arm so looking for a good rider to take him,

Any suggestions??

x xr
 
Hi im taking my two 4yos along with my two others i have qualified so will be there. My back ground is more eventing but i am competing up to 1.30 with my home produced horse. PM me if you want to chat further but agree with other poster im sure there will be lots of pros willing to take the ride.
 
I'm sure you'll find a rider- many people on here and pros would be more than interested!

Sorry to hear about your arm... I did the same thing last year at Pony Club Camp :( I didn't realise it was broken until I went to the hospital 3 weeks after the fall. I managed to complete two ODE's in that time! :o I will admit, I didn't stop riding (I was put in plaster of paris on Monday, went cross country schooling over a BE Novice course on the Tuesday). I then went hunting the following weekend and finished by winning a hunter trial the weekend after that (whilst in the fibre glass cast).

The shame of the plaster not matching my cross country colours! ;)
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Hope your arm heals quickly and you find the right rider for your horse! :)
 
kelz07 said:
Super photo Eventer96, i knew mine was broken straight away and it was ver wobbly!! LOL!! x x
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Ouch! I wanted to finish my week at PC camp! I carried on at home in pain, thinking 'It'd be more painful if it was broken'. Grandma touched it one day and I screamed the roof down, I was then carted off to A&E :mad:;)

How did you do it? Was it horsey inflicted? :cool:
 
I'd happily do it if I was good enough! Surely you must be able to find a half-decent amateur though, its a great opportunity! Would you consider paying a pro? Might be worth it, at least you know they would be able to give your horse a good round, especially as its a baby.
 
How come you cant find a rider? I thought there would be plenty of willing people. What are you looking for and are you offering anything? I would be interested however im not 100% sure im going. I have qualified two of my horses but one is out of action and so i would be leaving her and my new 5yo at home for the week. Im more tempted to go to Weston Lawns that weekend and then the big championship show at Arena UK in Sept as i can then take my youngster and my other mare if she is ok :)
 
Hi, I have a friend called Mark Thompson based in Findern Derbyshire, he's always looking for rides. he's riden for me in the past. Would you like me to ask for you?
 
little_flea said:
I'd happily do it if I was good enough! Surely you must be able to find a half-decent amateur though, its a great opportunity! Would you consider paying a pro? Might be worth it, at least you know they would be able to give your horse a good round, especially as its a baby.
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Thanks for your reply, yes would prefer a pro to be honest and am willing to pay :)
 
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