Taboo1968
Well-Known Member
Yesterday I spoke to MW at length. She has already had a considerable amount of falls from rearing and she just feels that she cannot continue with Jack just in case he is a serial rearer.
So I offered two options for her to pass on to his owner.
1. If she really wanted him back and had no room at present, she was more than welcome to grass livery him at my field but she must pay the rent for this (the owner that is)
2. If the outlook was really down to the fact that the owner would not have the room and if he went back, would face being PTS, then this would cost her money, so if she was happy to give him to me, along with his passport, I would have him.
MW kindly passed on my number to the owner who rang me yesterday and these two options were discussed at length.
The owner chose Option Two.
So Jack is currently in a trailer on his way to start a new life with me! He will be having two weeks to chill out in the field with my TB before he is assessed/ridden. If it turns out that this was a one off, I will be loaning him out (where potential home is already waiting) or he will spend his twilight years as a companion. (another home already waiting)
His owner (now old owner) has asked me NEVER to sell him on, which I have promised I wont, but she has been made totally aware that he could end up being loaned out to someone.
So here I am sitting at home, awaiting arrival of the "orange" one.
At least this way, the horse is assured a few more years, even if that is being a companion to something else. So all is well that ends well.
Piccies to follow later!!!!
So I offered two options for her to pass on to his owner.
1. If she really wanted him back and had no room at present, she was more than welcome to grass livery him at my field but she must pay the rent for this (the owner that is)
2. If the outlook was really down to the fact that the owner would not have the room and if he went back, would face being PTS, then this would cost her money, so if she was happy to give him to me, along with his passport, I would have him.
MW kindly passed on my number to the owner who rang me yesterday and these two options were discussed at length.
The owner chose Option Two.
So Jack is currently in a trailer on his way to start a new life with me! He will be having two weeks to chill out in the field with my TB before he is assessed/ridden. If it turns out that this was a one off, I will be loaning him out (where potential home is already waiting) or he will spend his twilight years as a companion. (another home already waiting)
His owner (now old owner) has asked me NEVER to sell him on, which I have promised I wont, but she has been made totally aware that he could end up being loaned out to someone.
So here I am sitting at home, awaiting arrival of the "orange" one.
At least this way, the horse is assured a few more years, even if that is being a companion to something else. So all is well that ends well.
Piccies to follow later!!!!