blitznbobs
Well-Known Member
‘Twas an excellent flounce though ...
Just for the record, I didn't respond to the OP as decided anyone who shortens British Showjumping to British Show knows diddly squat about the subject. The abreviation is BS, much like the OPs posts.
Hi, thank you for your reply! I should have mentioned in my advert, i am looking to go on to do British showing, as I have fully outgrown riding schools we shall say lol! Bombproof ponies are therefore off the cards as I am looking to actually grow and get somewhere. Thank you anyway
The abreviation is BS, much like the OPs posts.
It was confusing and certainly didn't inspire confidence in their knowledge.
I remain unconvinced that she didn't return in disguise.OP flounced two days ago guys. Just sayin...
I remain unconvinced that she didn't return in disguise.
I thought I had mentioned this already. They have directed me to where they source them- abroad. Please read the thread before replying
I really wouldn't recommend a warmblood though as a first horse, they are expensive to feed and mine need to be stabled all year round as they don't cope with turnout. In my experience they tend to have a lot of blood and can be quite quirky.
If you've lost hope at the "setbacks" you've received in the form of comments on here an OTTB is definitely not for you!
I really have to comment on this for the sake of other readers, sorry.
Warmbloods, because they are mostly cross breeds with open stud books, vary far more than thoroughbreds do.
There are plenty of warmbloods which will happily live out 24/7, plenty which are good doers which need diddly squat feed in their bucket, and plenty which are so laid back they are asleep. Many used to be referred to in earlier years as German Dumbbloods.
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