christine_123
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im looking for a sharer who has experience with horses/foals, to help with my lovely 6month old foal, stallion, is said to reach 18Hh, his name is sargeant, and will need help with training, £150 a month.
sharer needed!!
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rema
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Sorry i'm abit confused!.Do they pay you £150 or do you pay them £150 for their time??.
rcm_73
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Bit confused also..do you have a 6 month old foal AND a stallion? Or have you mistakenly called your colt a stallion??!
the watcher
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Sorry i'm abit confused!.Do they pay you £150 or do you pay them £150 for their time??.
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Good point, there is nobody on this earth who is going to pay anything for the dubious pleasure of helping somebody else with their colt for no return at all. At least with usual share arrangements you get to ride for your money.
Sorry i'm abit confused!.Do they pay you £150 or do you pay them £150 for their time??.
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Good point, there is nobody on this earth who is going to pay anything for the dubious pleasure of helping somebody else with their colt for no return at all. At least with usual share arrangements you get to ride for your money.
christine_123
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when hes broken in you will be able to ride him wont you.
ISHmad
Well-Known Member
If you haven't sold him first once someone else has done all the hard work!
Sorry, but I think your chances of finding someone prepared to pay £150 per month for training your horse is about zero. If you were paying someone £150 per month then that would be a different matter...
Sorry, but I think your chances of finding someone prepared to pay £150 per month for training your horse is about zero. If you were paying someone £150 per month then that would be a different matter...
merlinsquest
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So you only have to wait another 2 and a half years then.... oh now i get it.....
So thats 30 months at £150 per month.... errr i make that £4500 so far and you have just been able to sit on him!!!!
You might as well buy your own and ride it straight away.
Sorry I think this is a wind up or someone who has a weird concept of sharing.
So thats 30 months at £150 per month.... errr i make that £4500 so far and you have just been able to sit on him!!!!
You might as well buy your own and ride it straight away.
Sorry I think this is a wind up or someone who has a weird concept of sharing.
Blizzard
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Sorry I think this is a wind up or someone who has a weird concept of sharing.
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Ditto!
Sorry I think this is a wind up or someone who has a weird concept of sharing.
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Ditto!
horsegirl
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If you do find someone willing to pay you to train your horse can you tell them they can train my fully grown, fully rideable TB for the bargain price of only £100 a month
Weezy
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Why on earth would someone need a sharer for a 6 month old anyway? If you do not have the time to care for an animal that, lets face it, requires minimum care, then sell it! Or find a herd for him to run with until he is older. And how on earth do you spend £150+ on a baby anyway
flyingfeet
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Chances of finding some mad idiot to pay for your livery are zero!! You cannot ride or do any training for 3 years and even then no one will want to help train a youngster for free, let alone pay for it (unless you are some sort of horsey expert... which I doubt!)
If you cannot afford to keep him, suggest you sell him.
If you cannot afford to keep him, suggest you sell him.