Sold horse issues

[fluffpuff]

Often used when people don't want a horse to be too identifiable when relating things that reflect badly on someone.
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Thank you I’d rather not have my horse identifiable I don’t know how this has now became an issue as it’s not related to the original post

'It'?

and your problem is if you don’t have anything nice to say why comment

 

[jhoward]

She’s still adamant she wants to return it but now is requesting that I pay for her to get a lameness work up done on it ….. think I’m just going to take the horse back I’ve seen a video and it doesn’t look lame ….. turns out she fell off it yesterday so I think that’s the main reason she wants it away.

So she bought a horse that she thought looked stiff, didn't get a vet check, took it home, said it was lame then rode it?
She sounds like she hasn't a clue tbh.
I wouldn't be paying for any lameness work ups on her yard as she seems she maybe The sort that will just find another issue, if the horse so much as spooked at a leaf

 

[fluffpuff]

So she bought a horse that she thought looked stiff, didn't get a vet check, took it home, said it was lame then rode it?
She sounds like she hasn't a clue tbh.
I wouldn't be paying for any lameness work ups on her yard as she seems she maybe The sort that will just find another issue, if the horse so much as spooked at a leaf

Yes that’s it exactly

 

[ihatework]

I would lay money the buyer is a clueless twonk, at one of ‘those yards’ and all the twonk experts have been twittering in their ear.

I fully appreciate I am a judgemental old bat on very little real info of the situation!!!!

It annoys me that these sorts of people have the potential to uproot a horse and land stress on the seller for no real impact on themselves.

If you can, take the horse back. If you are in a grumpy mood like I appear to be today, I’d retain a small % of a refund for your good will.

 

[maya2008]

I sold one last summer. Had a total personality transplant at the new yard and I took her back. Went to the next person who viewed - happy as anything, glowing updates, all good.

Sometimes it is just the wrong home or the wrong person.

 

[honetpot]

I would lay money the buyer is a clueless twonk, at one of ‘those yards’ and all the twonk experts have been twittering in their ear.

I fully appreciate I am a judgemental old bat on very little real info of the situation!!!!

It annoys me that these sorts of people have the potential to uproot a horse and land stress on the seller for no real impact on themselves.

If you can, take the horse back. If you are in a grumpy mood like I appear to be today, I’d retain a small % of a refund for your good will.

We should have a club badge. Most of the stuff that happens is completely predictable, and you just have to walk away because some 'expert' will have a better idea.

 

[fluffpuff]

I would lay money the buyer is a clueless twonk, at one of ‘those yards’ and all the twonk experts have been twittering in their ear.

I fully appreciate I am a judgemental old bat on very little real info of the situation!!!!

It annoys me that these sorts of people have the potential to uproot a horse and land stress on the seller for no real impact on themselves.

If you can, take the horse back. If you are in a grumpy mood like I appear to be today, I’d retain a small % of a refund for your good will.

It was a hard enough sell for personal reasons as it was without having to deal with extra stress

 

[onemoretime]

She’s still adamant she wants to return it but now is requesting that I pay for her to get a lameness work up done on it ….. think I’m just going to take the horse back I’ve seen a video and it doesn’t look lame ….. turns out she fell off it yesterday so I think that’s the main reason she wants it away.

Too many idiots with no knowledge buying horses now!

 

[onemoretime]

I would lay money the buyer is a clueless twonk, at one of ‘those yards’ and all the twonk experts have been twittering in their ear.

I fully appreciate I am a judgemental old bat on very little real info of the situation!!!!

It annoys me that these sorts of people have the potential to uproot a horse and land stress on the seller for no real impact on themselves.

If you can, take the horse back. If you are in a grumpy mood like I appear to be today, I’d retain a small % of a refund for your good will.

Completely agree with this. We have loads of them around here