*Sahara
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Same with me
Dante is perfect! he's unbroken as still a youngster but everything else he's amazing at. Cost me £160 and he's the cheapest pony I've bought 
Cheeky/ridiculous posts you see on Facebook.
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Same with me
Dante is perfect! he's unbroken as still a youngster but everything else he's amazing at. Cost me £160 and he's the cheapest pony I've bought Flicker
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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...)
Leo Walker
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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
Elf On A Shelf
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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.
Flicker
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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
He is gorgeous!
*Sahara
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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
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!
Meowy Catkin
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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
Photos and more details needed!!!!!!!!!!
*Sahara
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Photos and more details needed!!!!!!!!!!
Soon Fara soon I promise! Just had so much going on, will upload lots of pics and full story 
Best bit is he's going to grow big enough to ride 
ester
Not slacking multitasking
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.
'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.
Batgirl
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Pinkvboots
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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.
conniegirl
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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.
9tails
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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!
9tails
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Though possibly not on Facebook.
ester
Not slacking multitasking
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
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
CMcC
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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!
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!
only_me
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Just seen an ad that included the phrase has all 4 feet
Well Im very glad to know that
Well Im very glad to know that
little_critter
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Could it be an very unfortunate typo / auto correct of hack out?
WelshD
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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
Grass Manege - unfenced
Grazing areas around Manege - also unfenced
Ah ok.. what you have there is otherwise known as a field
Magnetic Sparrow
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That's hilarious!
PapaverFollis
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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 !!!
only_me
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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.
Someone is advertising sheath cleaning services for £20. Happy to travel up to 40miles, more if over 10 horses to do.
Fiona
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ester
Not slacking multitasking
It happens in the US a lot.
meleeka
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Theres one local to me that does this. I think its 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 cant say Id want to do it full time. Its a horrible job!
9tails
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Where there's muck there's brass.
Ceifer
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For sale
Showing gear
White crotch gloves.
Presume they are crochet gloves
Showing gear
White crotch gloves.
Presume they are crochet gloves
Casey76
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I dread to think what a crotch glove looks like!
Yardbird
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Just the thing for sheath cleaning.
Ceifer
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Hahaha