). they do have a bit of a rep but then so do Exmoors and in their case its because people don't 'get' them. but I've never particularly liked riding wide horses although I have recently been riding a reasonably wide coblet which has been fine. I'd not be going for any particular breed without riding a few first.
they do seem quite hard to source but am onto it! there was a super one who used to attend clinics with us and its always stuck in my head to find out more about them.
buuuut, I have one to sell first-and he does need to go first unfortunately.
he's super-ticks all the boxes
eta he is quite a long way from me though. Surrey is a good 8-9 hour drive.
am not that far away.thanks PF, will look them up.
I have to say the Haffies I knew a bit weren't like Section Ds. they were opinionated (and very wide although they were the sportier type) and more of a giant native brain as opposed to the Section D brain (which I refuse to say anything bad about
the wideness thing is a good point, I don't have any specific physical problems other than being 47
I have a spare room, can pick you up from Heathrow too......
Am just puzzled over price as is quite a bit lower than I'd expect tho.
he does seem very reasonable. and you enablers are ignoring the fact that I have one to sell first-one that is a few weeks off advertising. its a kind offer though, thank you.
Have seen a stunning Fell at Kendal though. grey
Takes photo and reverse the negative, bingo - black pony
I've no money and still paying schooling livery on the other one
Hmm, I have loads of spare grazing and stables...
OK, not loads, but a couple of spare boxes but far too much grass..... Happy to caretake
we are only thinking of what is best for you
yeah yeah wotevs
Ok we'll pony hunt in August
MOC, you could pop along to both the FPS and the DPS summer breed shows, both in Aug, on a fact finding mission