teaching an old dog new tricks?

well shes been in a in a field for the last 10 years only really having kids being lead about on her, and some poeple have tried riding her properly again but shes not been very willing.....

vet says she has a wolf tooth and that maybe the problem.

loaner has had enough of her and is sending her back to owner but shes getting too old to care for her, asked my mum if we knew anyone that would take her on.
 
I don't think it is too late if they want to do it.
I think it would be much harder on a horse who is getting on but then again she has been ridden so wouldn't have forgotten anything. If she is happy to work once she has been checked over by the vet/dentist/etc then I don't see why she couldn't be worked.
Bad thing is, do you know of anyone who is happy to take on a horse of her age who hasn't been ridden for a while?
 
well thats the problem, i do, but they said shes too old too small and hasnt jumped since god knows when, but im sure the pictures of her will make them change their mind, plus id offer to do the work of course!!

or its talking my OH into letting me have her
 
well the last time i really saw her ridden was before they brought her, when she was at the dealers, she was very forward going so she was more of a confident light riders ride.
she was a little unpredictable! i doubt shes changed much!
trouble is im in bedfordshire and shes in stamford
 
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