Brimmers
Well-Known Member
Not sure whether im taking the michael a bit with my friend.
Basically she has a 16 year old who is starting to slow down a bit, struggles now with the height she wants to compete at, and is more happy just hacking every day.
I have a lively, 9 year old warmblood who is happiest when kept in lots of work with things to occupy his mind.
However, due to his bottomless stomache i have to work every day that im not at uni, and this sometimes doesn't leave me much time to ride.
On these days i tend to say "have you got time to ride him? if you have, feel free to take him" she enjoys riding something more challenging but i feel like im asking her too much? she rides him 3 days maximum a week, more often once or twice.
However, she came off the other day
she said she was fine and got straight back on but i feel partly responsible as i asked her to ride him knowing he was going to be a bit fresh and i was at work all day.
i dont know, does this sound like im asking too much of her? she says she enjoys him and does quite a lot with him but i feel like maybe i should be paying her or something?
Basically she has a 16 year old who is starting to slow down a bit, struggles now with the height she wants to compete at, and is more happy just hacking every day.
I have a lively, 9 year old warmblood who is happiest when kept in lots of work with things to occupy his mind.
However, due to his bottomless stomache i have to work every day that im not at uni, and this sometimes doesn't leave me much time to ride.
On these days i tend to say "have you got time to ride him? if you have, feel free to take him" she enjoys riding something more challenging but i feel like im asking her too much? she rides him 3 days maximum a week, more often once or twice.
However, she came off the other day
i dont know, does this sound like im asking too much of her? she says she enjoys him and does quite a lot with him but i feel like maybe i should be paying her or something?