Ambers Echo
Still wittering on
The poster who wanted a foal should read this thread
I find this advert pretty sad.. Only a year old and already a 'project'
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be positive
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Could you squeeze him in for a few months? I am giving it serious consideration but would really need a bit of time to get fencing sorted, it will be ok for the two I am taking but putting a youngster there would be a bit tricky until I get proper fencing done, the last thing I really need is a youngster but he would be better company for my big horse than the sec a.
Goldenstar
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Well It’s intensely irritating .
They bought a youngster you would think from the tone they woke up one morning found him in the garden and took him in out of the kindness of their hearts .
Young horses can be thugs and I should guess the owners have been playing with him .
All he needs is someone who can run him out with other horses and leave him alone .
He’s a pretty chap and he would look lovely in a carriage .
Also ? why do people screw up and then expect their money back grrrrrr.
There’s still time for this one to have a happy life he just needs Epona to send him the right person this time .
They bought a youngster you would think from the tone they woke up one morning found him in the garden and took him in out of the kindness of their hearts .
Young horses can be thugs and I should guess the owners have been playing with him .
All he needs is someone who can run him out with other horses and leave him alone .
He’s a pretty chap and he would look lovely in a carriage .
Also ? why do people screw up and then expect their money back grrrrrr.
There’s still time for this one to have a happy life he just needs Epona to send him the right person this time .
Goldenstar
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BP go go go he looks like a smart pony
PSD
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I’m really hoping this is going to result in a happy ending for this boy. He’s lovely
asmp
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And he comes with two rugs........?????
Goldenstar
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Quite says it all been treated like a pet .
Dusty 123
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Unfortunately a lot of people who are newbies buy a very young horse because they are cheaper than a older horses . The sad reality is that the expected the horse to act like a experienced older horse.
The Fuzzy Furry
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I could space wise, but currently have 3 x mares and no youngsters for him to rag about with, I'd need to phone friends to get him in for a year or so x
Mind you, B Fuzzy would put him in his place quite quickly!
be positive
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Well I do not need any more rugs, not that he needs any, so should be able to get a discount
I am looking into grass keep on a stud near here, friend rents part of the yard so could keep an eye on him until he could move to join me, it is getting some serious thought now as to the logistics, if they all fall into place I will see what they think of my offer.
The Fuzzy Furry
Getting old disgracefully
I'd be offering £250 cash, collect later today or tomorrow.......Well I do not need any more rugs, not that he needs any, so should be able to get a discount
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PSD
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They sound like the type that won’t accept anything less than the asking price as they want to buy another...
ester
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I don't think he was particularly cheap for what he is, in the current climate so I am not sure inexperienced people buying cheap is the issue here, inexperienced people for their expectations of a yearling welsh colt. yup!
Has the breeder not offered to have him back if horrified?
Anyone found the sire?
Has the breeder not offered to have him back if horrified?
Anyone found the sire?
DabDab
Ah mud, splendid
Also probably the type that when they physically see the case going back into someone's pocket and them walking away, they swiftly change their mind...
DabDab
Ah mud, splendid
Covering costs might mean including the gelding?
ester
Not slacking multitasking
ah hadn't thought of that.
Horses_Rule
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‘Needs one to one training with a busy lifestyle’ anyone else want to take him and put him in a herd with lots of pals for a few years? Poor thing.
be positive
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Elf On A Shelf
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Needs one to one training - just to get him loaded to his new home then - a busy lifestyle - out with a bunch of other youngsters to cause mischief and havoc for a while!
BP are there any Welsh studs near where you are going? Might be worth asking if you can chuck him out with their youngsters? They ight be more inclined to say yes to a gelding than a colt. He does look like he will make into a handy pony with those bloodlines.
PSD
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Elf On A Shelf
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With quite a lot of Thorneyside The Terminator ...
PSD
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yes he’s in the same place both sides. Isn’t that what they call line bred?
The Fuzzy Furry
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Ok, I'd shove another 250 in the other back pocket...... just in case.
Elf On A Shelf
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Yup! Not to most amount of incest I have seen in Welsh to be fair though!
Asha
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good grief , surely thats inbred as opposed to line bred...Brynmor welsh magic appears 7 times across the dam and sire.
Elf On A Shelf
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That's because T The Terminator is in there 3x and he is by Welsh Magic out of a daughter of Welsh Magic. Daddy and Daughter, Mother and brother, Mother and son, Brother and Sister were often common combinations.
PSD
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no it’s quite tame for welsh breeding, have seen far worse!
ester
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I put in ionos and frankie dettori and it just hated me!
twiggy2
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Just my cup of tea but not possible just now, go on someone he is a cracker.
Good on the current person to sell him on as they are out of their depth but straight back in to another youngster??? Head desk moment
Good on the current person to sell him on as they are out of their depth but straight back in to another youngster??? Head desk moment
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