To Those Looking for a Sharer

PaddyMonty

PaddyMonty

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Could you please put horses location somewhere in the title of your adverts rather than somewhere buried in the middle.
Now looking for a share horse again and its a bit time consuming open all the adverts only to find horse is miles away.
Midlands or Northamptonshire is not really very helpful. :(

PS I do not wish to pay £35 a week to school a 4yo for someone.
 
MyDogIsAnIdiot said:
I'd pay someone £35/week to school my 4yo, wouldn't dream of asking them to pay me for the 'privilege'.
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I see this far too often. There was one on a facebook page recently that had only just been broken and yet they wanted someone to help bring it on 3 times a week for £100 a month. Was laughable really.
 
I don't like the fact people advertise youngsters as suitable for novices and are really good to ride out etc. How can a 4 or 5 year old even with all the good education started with still be good for a novice?
 
GG2B said:
I see this far too often. There was one on a facebook page recently that had only just been broken and yet they wanted someone to help bring it on 3 times a week for £100 a month. Was laughable really.
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Totally agree.
I'm quite happy to school a youngster, take it to first comps etc. FOC but really don't think I should be paying the owner.
 
PaddyMonty said:
Totally agree.
I'm quite happy to school a youngster, take it to first comps etc. FOC but really don't think I should be paying the owner.
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Absolutely. I've paid a pro to ride H a handful of times for me but if I were to go down the sharer route I wouldn't charge them to help bring him on, and if they weren't competent enough to help with his education they wouldn't be riding him at all, financial contribution or not.
 
Hello!
My name is Sofia and I'm 16 years old.

I'm looking to help out with someone's horses to develop my knowledge and improve my riding.

I've been riding for around 2 years and I'm looking to develop my riding skills, particularly jumping, by riding more often.
I have been looking after horses on and off for quite a few years now so I am very capable of all of the everyday tasks, grooming ect but I am keen to develop my knowledge even more.

Ideally, I am looking for somewhere close to Finedon where I can help out mostly at the weekends and possibly evenings as I am currently studying for my A levels.

Please get in touch if you are interested!
I look forward to hearing from you :)
 
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