Its becoming reality now :(

[bigboyrocky]

My baby who ive had since a 4yr old who i brought to event decided to pack in the xc once and for all at the begining of this year, and rather than wasting his talent, we thought i'd sj him. However i was giving another horse to event, and running 2 horses just isnt feesable atm.

Mum has just had a veryyy long convosation with my sj instructor, and he has decided that he is happy to take the ride, to increase his value to then sell in about a years time.

Im am so gutted that hes not going to be on the yard anymore. He has taught me LOADS and i will miss him so much

but im also happy that hes gone to my instructor and will do what hes anoys doing and done best.

 

[Cliqmo]

Aww sorry to hear this, he looks a cracking horse!! I'm sure your Instructor will do the best by him but big hugs to you x

 

[TinselTurkey]

*Hugs*, hope you can still keep in touch with his new owners

 

[ladyearl]

That's a harsh economic reality you've had to face, not an easy decision but if your heart lies in eventing and you've got a good ride to go with then what else can you do. At least you can keep track of his progress while he's with your instructor.

 

[Munchkin]

What a shame for you. He looks fantastic.

 

[bigboyrocky]

He really is amazing

Just so frustrating, as hes so talented, but he just doesnt want to do it

Instuctor said come see/ride him whenever and get to see him compete.. just hope when hes sold they cherish him as much as i do

thanks for the hugs every one xx

 

[jumptoit]

Awwww hugs, I have one to sell Jan/Feb time for the exact same reasons; he prefers SJ to eventing but I don't

.

He looks fab in the pics and I'm sure you'll find him an awesome home.

x x x

 

[Rudey]

Oh mannnnnnn

poor you! You have some wonderful photo's, he's a lovely horse! You can tell that you're a classic eventer type rider!! xx

 

[DarkHorseB]

What a shame - he looks a cracking type of horse and looks to be really relishing the xc in those pics too

Sure you are doing the best for him though if he has decided it is not for him.

 

[bigboyrocky]

yea he absoloutly loves the big bold straightforward fences, but he just cantget over his issues with steps/ditches etc.. I have had him for 3 1/2 years so after trying to find way to make him see that there not going to eat him etc, thought it was best to let him do what he loved, and hes also a very good sjer, so i just hope he enjoys it and does well :S