professionally broken........

Poor creature. Someone buy him and stick him out in a field until he's 5, then gently start over - if he isn't permanently ruined already.
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Such a shame, his breeding isn't halfway bad either.
 
that's bloody horrible...looks highly uncomfy for the pony
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how can anyone in their right mind call that "proffessional"" ok so my boy hasn't got the perfect head carriage yet, but he's not gonna be wrecked like this, a) it's a two year old FFS
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B) look at that head carriage - what are they trying to do?? rollkur???????? f**cking idiots
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if i hadn't read it was a sec d i wouldn't have known, so forced is it's outline, not a nice natural welshie head carriage at all RANT OVER
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Oh---my---God!!!!

If that's the rider looking his best for a static shot I would shudder to think how he looks when he moves!!

Poor wee horse looks most unhappy.
Quick! someone buy it and take it away from this horrid man!
 
There can be a lot of things go on in the Welsh Valleys that don't happen much elsewhere , breaking of two year olds always seemed to be the norm when I worked near there.
How sad that plonker on top doesn't realise what a ham handed bully he appears, that poor pony...
 
That's hideous - I can't believe anyone would think this is OK. What does the %^&(&^% planted on top of him think he is doing?

The killer line is "loving home only"! Get him out of there quick and as someone said above, turn him away until he's 5.
 
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Which 'professional' would break a 2 year old?

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Every professional in the flat racing industry. Actually no, they do at some what earlier.
 
That is rather sad let alone discusting, I only expect to see sights like that at horse fairs not in advertisements.

They have deeply embarassed themselves and I hope someone with more sense buys the horse very quickly!

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Which 'professional' would break a 2 year old?

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Every professional in the flat racing industry. Actually no, they do at some what earlier.

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not that I agree with that either but they generally have someone smaller on top and no attempt to haul in their heads, at least not when I was doing it.
 
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