zoon
Well-Known Member
I am selling my beloved horse as I am having a baby. Despite being totally heart broken, I know its the best for me and him. So please no people saying "put him on loan" or "turn him away" as the decision has been made.
In the future, I do plan to get another horse. Once the baby is a little older etc etc. Now my lad will be sold with a couple of rugs, but thats it. He has a WOW saddle, about 5 bridles, vast numbers of bits and bridles, a huge range of boots, numnahs and piles and piles of rugs.
What I want to know is, should I sell these things or keep for the future? There are a couple of things of his I wouldn't ever sell - his first bridle, a saddlecloth we won in a comp, his door nameplates etc. But the rest? Sell to raise baby/future horse funds or keep just incase it'll fit new horse in the future? I could easily open my own tack shop with the amount I have at home, in my car boot and at the yard!
In the future, I do plan to get another horse. Once the baby is a little older etc etc. Now my lad will be sold with a couple of rugs, but thats it. He has a WOW saddle, about 5 bridles, vast numbers of bits and bridles, a huge range of boots, numnahs and piles and piles of rugs.
What I want to know is, should I sell these things or keep for the future? There are a couple of things of his I wouldn't ever sell - his first bridle, a saddlecloth we won in a comp, his door nameplates etc. But the rest? Sell to raise baby/future horse funds or keep just incase it'll fit new horse in the future? I could easily open my own tack shop with the amount I have at home, in my car boot and at the yard!