Irresponsible selling GRRRRRRRR!

MontyandZoom

MontyandZoom

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I have just come across this advert

http://www.adhorse.co.uk/viewitem.php?id=28278&t=JAKE

This pony was in my field until last year when owner and pony disappeared. I thoroughly feel for the person who is selling. This pony was NOT a novice ride
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He was a sweet little thing but not for beginners.

Why do people do this!!! The poor pony is now being sold on AGAIN! I am just glad that the current seller is being honest about him so maybe he can find a good home.

Sorry but it REALLY pisses me off!
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Anyone want a jumping pony for a confident child
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Poor mite.
 
Sounds like he could be a super pony for a confident competitive child. If he is a point and go careful jumper he might be a good hunter too.

Such a shame he's been passed around due to irresponsible selling.
 
I bet he is a great fun little chap, hope he gets a good home. I think there are too many around at that height that could be great but just don't end up in the right homes.
 
He really is a super jumper. At least they have been honest and realistic with the price. I just hope someone takes him on who knows what they are doing.
 
Bet he's part Welsh - the speed-freak, must be at the front and endless energy sound just like my girl! I hope they find someone nice for him. What a shame he isn't a hand taller, it would make him muc more saleable.

The lies some people tell when there is money involved. Well done to the seller for being so honest.
 
Sorry, but its really down to the buyer.

"her fault i know but lets face it we`ve all been conned at some point - who sells a novice in a three ring gag and falsh with martingale" - Well I've certainy never been "conned" even with my very first pony as a kid. Why on earth don't these beginners / novices take a knowledgable friend with them to see these ponies?!
 
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