I feel really guilty. Do you ever get your head turned??

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I have just seen a coloured traditional cob for sale and I have fallen in love.

Still love Archie but feeling very guilty that another has caught my eye.

Its a couple of hands smaller than him - he is 16.2 and sometimes seems so huge but he is my beautiful gentle giant.

That'll teach me for looking.

Do any of you ever get your heads turned?
 
All the time! I'd have a yard full if I could, its about adding to not instead of :D Fat chance tho!

Here's the object of my broodiness at the mo, just something about him ....

http://www.colouredcontacts.co.uk/horseforsale_35421.html

Please will someone tell me that he's vile and to stop thinking about picking up the phone ...

I've shown you mine tis only fair Archiesmummy you post the link too (one of my fave pastimes is drooling over traditionals!!)
 
Only by Moorlands Totilas :D which hopefully my girl will understand!!!

But thankfully at the moment no, no one can compare to the gorgeous girl even when she is a numpty with her gnat brain!!!
 
When Fudge was fit and I work I only ever seriously head my head turned a couple of times.

Now he's broken, yes, my head gets turned as I miss riding and competing however the new project horse is growing on me although I don't think I could ever love another horse the way I do Fudge.
 
He's a little cracker, not surprised you fell for him! :) Pick up the phone!


Gleeful Imp said:
All the time! I'd have a yard full if I could, its about adding to not instead of :D Fat chance tho!

Here's the object of my broodiness at the mo, just something about him ....

http://www.colouredcontacts.co.uk/horseforsale_35421.html

Please will someone tell me that he's vile and to stop thinking about picking up the phone ...

I've shown you mine tis only fair Archiesmummy you post the link too (one of my fave pastimes is drooling over traditionals!!)
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HollyWoozle said:
I love my Belle but I still spend hours on Horsemart and often dream of buying some of the horses/ponies on there! My tastes vary wildly:

http://www.horsemart.co.uk/cobs_horse_6_yrs_6_mths_14_2_hh_grey_north_yorkshire/advert/120562

http://www.horsemart.co.uk/spanish_iberian_horse_6_yrs_15_3_hh_grey_essex/advert/119453

http://www.horsemart.co.uk/hunters_horse_7_yrs_3_mths_17_3_hh_black_west_midlands/advert/122296

etc. etc. :D
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That first one just looks stunning, if only I had the time/money <3
 
All the time, even though I have seven of my own in paddocks, always room for a couple more, especially if they are yellow.

See what you have done now! :mad:

Just been browsing, which is a very bad idea, and found this one, looking at her breeding (I am in love with her sire and have been looking for a filly of his for a while now) if she is still around in a couple of days time (cooling down and screwing my head back on period - also OH will be back at work by then;)) I will be going to see her, with cash in my pocket.

http://www.horsetopia.com/for-sale/classifieds/ad457812
 
Oh yea - cute fluffy newfies or connies always make my head turn. Normally when warmblood is more broken or more naughty than usual, but I still hope to squish ponies sometime soon. You can take the girl off the pony, but you cant take the pony out of the woman or something like that!
 
Regularly! Especially when I'm riding for people (so whenever I can get to a dealers yard! I love going, but hate not being able to bring things home! :p) - the grey I tried out over the summer for someone was trully amazing, I felt VERY guilty about the thoughts I had when I had to hand him back, but convinced myself than getting another 5yo when I'd just started to get the 6yo sane was an insane step backwards!!
Good part is I also rode a lot of horses who made me appreciate that Dan isn't that bad after all ;)
 
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