Always-Riding
Well-Known Member
Over the last year I've been fortunate enough to be able to afford two horses comfortably, however my situation has changed and where I have been able to afford all the extras, I will only just be able to afford livery and shoeing/dentist/etc from now on.
Which has lead me to think that I should consider selling one of my horses. The hard part is I am very attached to my two but I want to be able to go to competitions and have the training I want which I wouldn't be able to do with two.
The other issue is that my BF rides one and adores her more so than I do, and will be heartbroken if she goes as he's bought her back into work after a loan but he's still at uni and not anywhere near being able to help financially.
In my situation, would you sell or make do until my situation gets better, which potentially is unlikely in the near future and involves moving at least three times over the next couple of months?
(This does lead me on to the fact id be more inclined to sell the mare as we don't really 'click' and keep the youngster who is only 3 and would that be right moving a youngster that many times)
Which has lead me to think that I should consider selling one of my horses. The hard part is I am very attached to my two but I want to be able to go to competitions and have the training I want which I wouldn't be able to do with two.
The other issue is that my BF rides one and adores her more so than I do, and will be heartbroken if she goes as he's bought her back into work after a loan but he's still at uni and not anywhere near being able to help financially.
In my situation, would you sell or make do until my situation gets better, which potentially is unlikely in the near future and involves moving at least three times over the next couple of months?
(This does lead me on to the fact id be more inclined to sell the mare as we don't really 'click' and keep the youngster who is only 3 and would that be right moving a youngster that many times)