sharing_is_great
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Hello everyone,
I'm new to the forum and need advice from anyone who rides east of London.
I live and work in East London and am looking for a horse to share but my problem is that I don't have a car, so it needs to be accessible by public transport.
Does anyone know of livery yards, for example in Essex, that are either near the tube or overground, or perhaps reachable by a tube/train + bus connection? Tall order, I know, but there must be some out there where I can put a notice up!
I'm really looking for a friendly community with knowledgeable people around, somewhere I could do flatwork, have lessons and go hacking and of course enjoy being around horses and nice people.
If anyone knows of a sensible, fairly experienced and established horse over 15.1 that needs a sharer in that area, I would also be immensely grateful to hear from you!
I'm 36, female, have ridden for the last 7 years (and as a child) and shared before, but the horse turned out a bit too unstable for my liking. Stable duties and/or financial contribution no problem. I'd rather really "share" than just "ride". Not a terribly keen jumper but interested in classical dressage and Ride with Your Mind (Mary Wanless).
Thank you in advance for any hints, tips and advice!
Best wishes,
Kay
I'm new to the forum and need advice from anyone who rides east of London.
I live and work in East London and am looking for a horse to share but my problem is that I don't have a car, so it needs to be accessible by public transport.
Does anyone know of livery yards, for example in Essex, that are either near the tube or overground, or perhaps reachable by a tube/train + bus connection? Tall order, I know, but there must be some out there where I can put a notice up!
I'm really looking for a friendly community with knowledgeable people around, somewhere I could do flatwork, have lessons and go hacking and of course enjoy being around horses and nice people.
If anyone knows of a sensible, fairly experienced and established horse over 15.1 that needs a sharer in that area, I would also be immensely grateful to hear from you!
I'm 36, female, have ridden for the last 7 years (and as a child) and shared before, but the horse turned out a bit too unstable for my liking. Stable duties and/or financial contribution no problem. I'd rather really "share" than just "ride". Not a terribly keen jumper but interested in classical dressage and Ride with Your Mind (Mary Wanless).
Thank you in advance for any hints, tips and advice!
Best wishes,
Kay
