Cheeky/ridiculous posts you see on Facebook.

Wow that’s fab to know! My perfect horse might be out there without me having to take out a second mortgage (which is starting to feel like that’s what I’m going to have to do...)
 
Mine was meat money. A little bit of work and hes turned into the horse of a lifetime for me. The world is full of cheap horses, you just hav to sift the wheat from the chaff sometimes

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Leo Walker said:
Mine was meat money. A little bit of work and hes turned into the horse of a lifetime for me. The world is full of cheap horses, you just hav to sift the wheat from the chaff sometimes
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If you know what you are looking for and can see the bones underneath and not just what you see in front of you you will always be able to find a bargain. It's the ones looking for cheap horses that don't want to look more than skin deep that don't know what they are getting.
 
Leo Walker said:
Mine was meat money. A little bit of work and hes turned into the horse of a lifetime for me. The world is full of cheap horses, you just hav to sift the wheat from the chaff sometimes

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I've just had a rescue foal bought be as a Christmas present as I've been needing a companion for Dante since loosing Rupert. He was going for meat, but I know he'll turn into the most beautiful little lad with a fab temperament to match :) He cost just £200!
 
*Sahara said:
I've just had a rescue foal bought be as a Christmas present as I've been needing a companion for Dante since loosing Rupert. He was going for meat, but I know he'll turn into the most beautiful little lad with a fab temperament to match :) He cost just £200!
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Photos and more details needed!!!!!!!!!!
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So today I am amused by a comment on a sales post.

'Schoolmaster, 14.2 irish sports pony, careful athletic jump, competed scope, blue chip, poys, ehpi, pony premiers. Hunted, XC and ODE, genuine honest pony.'


response
'Hi is he/she easy to muck out? Thanks'

ermm priorities on a pony that appears to take it's job fairly seriously? I mean I like my tidy easy to muck out pony but I think I could let that slide.
 
ester said:
So today I am amused by a comment on a sales post.

'Schoolmaster, 14.2 irish sports pony, careful athletic jump, competed scope, blue chip, poys, ehpi, pony premiers. Hunted, XC and ODE, genuine honest pony.'


response
'Hi is he/she easy to muck out? Thanks'

ermm priorities on a pony that appears to take it's job fairly seriously? I mean I like my tidy easy to muck out pony but I think I could let that slide.
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Does it eat apples politely...

lmao
 
ester said:
So today I am amused by a comment on a sales post.

'Schoolmaster, 14.2 irish sports pony, careful athletic jump, competed scope, blue chip, poys, ehpi, pony premiers. Hunted, XC and ODE, genuine honest pony.'


response
'Hi is he/she easy to muck out? Thanks'

ermm priorities on a pony that appears to take it's job fairly seriously? I mean I like my tidy easy to muck out pony but I think I could let that slide.
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I just don't know where people get these questions from I mean if your looking for a horse do you ever think to ask the seller if he is clean to muck out its hardly a priority is it.
 
Pinkvboots said:
I just don't know where people get these questions from I mean if your looking for a horse do you ever think to ask the seller if he is clean to muck out its hardly a priority is it.
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having had my lad who is the filthiest horse who has ever walked the earth I probably would ask, but only as a "good to know" when picking up the horse.
 
Having seen a big young lad churn up 6 bales of Hunters shavings every evening into a brown swamp (thankfully he isn't mine) I can imagine his owner asking the same question of a potential purchase!
 
I have asked, and had a gander at the bed when at a viewing.

However it would not be the one and only question I would ask when responding to an advert on facebook.

The seller has liked the comment but not responded ;)
 
Wanted.
Preferably barren mare.. any breed or size over 13.2hh or reg Welsh/Hackney mare 13h plus.
Low budget available.

To be a companion for 16 year old stallion. Apparently the mare will enjoy the sexual attention of being chased by stallion!
 
ester said:
So today I am amused by a comment on a sales post.

'Schoolmaster, 14.2 irish sports pony, careful athletic jump, competed scope, blue chip, poys, ehpi, pony premiers. Hunted, XC and ODE, genuine honest pony.'


response
'Hi is he/she easy to muck out? Thanks'

ermm priorities on a pony that appears to take it's job fairly seriously? I mean I like my tidy easy to muck out pony but I think I could let that slide.
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Could it be an very unfortunate typo / auto correct of hack out?
 
Just seen a livery and that made me chuckle.

Grass Manege - unfenced
Grazing areas around Manege - also unfenced

Ah ok.. what you have there is otherwise known as a field
 
First comment on a wonderfully detailed ad with all relevant and plenty of other information given, including 20 plus photos and a video and a phone number... "can I have more details please !!!
 
I thought I had seen it all.

Someone is advertising sheath cleaning services for £20. Happy to travel up to 40miles, more if over 10 horses to do.
 
only_me said:
I thought I had seen it all.

Someone is advertising sheath cleaning services for £20. Happy to travel up to 40miles, more if over 10 horses to do.
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There’s one local to me that does this. I think it’s probably a popular service although goodness knows how they fell into that line of work!

Putting yourself in kicking range with an unknown horse sounds bonkers to me. I do my own as they are good, but I can’t say I’d want to do it full time. It’s a horrible job!
 
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