polo ponies ,,,,, the end of the road

[Dolcé]

i know of 1, possibly 2 suppliers in Ireland that they "deal" with..

You should pass them on to those interested BB and let them approach direct. Cut out the middleman and all that!

 

[TheEquineOak]

Exactly!

Going anywhere nice?

Nope, I need a new dressage saddle!

 

[*hic*]

No, or it would have been amended to ***

It was the mental image I was alluding to!

 

[sulkysarah]

Hi I have just found this forum I am looking into re homing an ex polo pony can anyone tell me best way to go about this I am based in surrey many thanks in advance

 

[Tiddlypom]

Hi I have just found this forum I am looking into re homing an ex polo pony can anyone tell me best way to go about this I am based in surrey many thanks in advance

If you're on Facebook, this tis the group for you.


https://www.facebook.com/groups/retiredandexpoloponies/

 

[sulkysarah]

Not on Facebook to much gossip and head aches for me lol

 

[TarrSteps]

Google is your friend. Just contact local clubs and polo yards and ask them what they've got. I don't think there is a designated rescue organization but ia quick search should check. I presume you're familiar with the polo world (hence wanting a pp) so it should be fairly easy to make contacts.

I will say most of the retired ponies I've met have been retired for a good reason though.

 

[sulkysarah]

A friend if mine at my yard has a retired pp, have to say I no nothing about polo, but have seen my friend pretty much start from scratch with her horse, but she now has a very sweet happy hacker, i am looking for a new project and it seems there are so many pp in need of re homing just thought it was worth looking into