dollymix
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Just wondered if anyone had fine this? Sure my Irish draught would LOVE it but I'm too wimpy to take her myself 
Getting someone to hunt your horse?
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L&M
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Contact your local pack's secretary as they may know of somone.
spacefaer
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it's what irish draughts are bred to do! All ours love it!
Pity you're not nearer as I'd happily take her
Ring your local hunt secretary and ask if there's someone within the hunt who would do it for you
Pity you're not nearer as I'd happily take her
Ring your local hunt secretary and ask if there's someone within the hunt who would do it for you
never to old
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Nice horse dolly mix.. whats her breeding... looks abit like mine..Just wondered if anyone had fine this? Sure my Irish draught would LOVE it but I'm too wimpy to take her myself
MiJodsR2BlinkinTite
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I've been trying to get someone to hunt my fruitloop for me for years coz I know he'd totally disgrace me ....... he's a darling 99% of the time but reserves his "special behaviour" for shows & hunting.
Offer is still open:- unlimited hip-flask & industrial-size tin of valium offered to all contenders..........
Offer is still open:- unlimited hip-flask & industrial-size tin of valium offered to all contenders..........
Jenni_
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Shame there's noone up here who wants to give me a horse
Hoping to take mine out soon. Think he's enjoy it.
Hoping to take mine out soon. Think he's enjoy it.
dollymix
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thnks - she is very beautiful. She is a 6yr old by Attwood Black laugthon
star
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i recently advertised on my hunt's facebook page for horses to ride. I've been hunting with them for 5 seasons but my horse is injured this year. I've had a couple of rides so far - both of them on the wild side! Good fun though
never to old
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lucky you.. she nice looking thats for sure..
lottiepony
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Have you thought about waiting and maybe try cubbing next season and take her yourself? Or going on a hound ride etc. If you speak to your local hunt secretary they could recommend a good meet and some will even sort out someone to look after you. The good thing is you can usually do as much or as little as you like. Or go from the other direction and try hunting on another horse so you will feel more confident taking your girl (who is gorgeous by the way) you would be surprised how many nervous people hunt it really isn't as scary as you think honest!
MILLGREENLADY
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The original poster where are you situated ??
dollymix
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I'm in east lancs... Near clitheroe. But mare is coming back into work so prob wouldn't be until next year or much later in the season if I decided to try this