Beautysmum
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Hi guys
I'm in need of your opinions please. My son is nearly 11 and a flimsy child. Well, he's had a horrible 2 years of constant bad luck with his ponies that absolutely shattered his confidence- to the point where he couldn't even hold a lead rope 6 months ago. His much adored pony was PTS and broke his heart. Then his next pony turned out to be a terrible head shaker. So it's been a very rocky road. But thankfully, we took a wonderful little mare on loan a month ago and he adores her. He's gone from being terrified on the lead rope to independently cantering over jumps- and he adores her. Her owner now wants to sell her, and she's worth every penny to us. However, she's only 12.2. My heart says to forget about the size and go for it as his confidence is the most important thing. He doesn't look too big at the moment. What would you do? Thanks
I'm in need of your opinions please. My son is nearly 11 and a flimsy child. Well, he's had a horrible 2 years of constant bad luck with his ponies that absolutely shattered his confidence- to the point where he couldn't even hold a lead rope 6 months ago. His much adored pony was PTS and broke his heart. Then his next pony turned out to be a terrible head shaker. So it's been a very rocky road. But thankfully, we took a wonderful little mare on loan a month ago and he adores her. He's gone from being terrified on the lead rope to independently cantering over jumps- and he adores her. Her owner now wants to sell her, and she's worth every penny to us. However, she's only 12.2. My heart says to forget about the size and go for it as his confidence is the most important thing. He doesn't look too big at the moment. What would you do? Thanks