RunToEarth
Well-Known Member
Please no one make this a harder decision than it has already been, its killing me to write this and it has been a very emotional day but I cannot any longer stand the constant phone calls and nagging from his owner
This summertime has been fine, and they as we have found ourselves in December and Monty hasn't been ridden as much.
Now I've had my shares of loans before, and we have loaned a few ponies out and have never had any trouble.
The woman is a friend from out hunting and I had hunted Monty from a four year old, when he first came it was because she was full and I had room, I've always got along with the horse and though he was big fr my sister they grew into eachother.
Lately I have had phonecalls and texts non stop, instead of a hello on the hunting field I am greeted with a "Hows Monty" "Is your sister riding him anough" etc etc and to be honest its driving me round the twist. I can't be dictated to on my own yard and his owner has made it clear she wants him in hard work and hunting. Mum works, I am at sixth form and have my own horse to keep running, and my sister is also at school, therefore I have decided, to avoid a constant breathing down my neck I am giving him back. Horses are meant to be fun, I can't push my sister to do what his owner wants when its not what she wants. She is understandably mortified, poor bunny.
This summertime has been fine, and they as we have found ourselves in December and Monty hasn't been ridden as much.
Now I've had my shares of loans before, and we have loaned a few ponies out and have never had any trouble.
The woman is a friend from out hunting and I had hunted Monty from a four year old, when he first came it was because she was full and I had room, I've always got along with the horse and though he was big fr my sister they grew into eachother.
Lately I have had phonecalls and texts non stop, instead of a hello on the hunting field I am greeted with a "Hows Monty" "Is your sister riding him anough" etc etc and to be honest its driving me round the twist. I can't be dictated to on my own yard and his owner has made it clear she wants him in hard work and hunting. Mum works, I am at sixth form and have my own horse to keep running, and my sister is also at school, therefore I have decided, to avoid a constant breathing down my neck I am giving him back. Horses are meant to be fun, I can't push my sister to do what his owner wants when its not what she wants. She is understandably mortified, poor bunny.
