Very sad advert

Wise beyond his years let me tell you!
He acts like a rock steady 15yr old while out hacking and at a show last week the Air Ambulance landed right next to us to collect an old lady who fainted with shock and fell into the water jump when I told her he was only 6months!
He didn't bat an eyelid! Though this is quite possibly because he was born with out eyelids. It was never a problem for his sire and dam (brother and sister) nor for his Grandsire.
 
patterdale said:
Ps that stallions a mega babe. He looks wise.
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Of course he does, he has been beautifully produced, and has benefitted from foal pokering, which although started late has still had a positive effect. Sorry to hear of your circus troubles Patterdale, although you shouldn't be short for long if you get all the new foals pokered without delay. Perhaps you could get a few tightrope walking, that would surely be more impressive than trapezing tigers?
 
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Patterdale,
As a business partner and a strong believer in Pokering let me lend you MrDonJuanabee's Sire. He is 18months old and a quick learner-all down to the Pokering and Dufeckally Halter TM system.
Meet TooDamnedDarko out of BuggaroffxRamiro ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY mare
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WoopsiiD said:
Patterdale,
As a business partner and a strong believer in Pokering let me lend you MrDonJuanabee's Sire. He is 18months old and a quick learner-all down to the Pokering and Dufeckally Halter TM system.
Meet TooDamnedDarko out of BuggaroffxRamiro ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY mare
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Patterdale, take her hand off, he's exquisite. WoopsiiD does he have andalusian in him? I can imagine he can turn his hoof to any discipline. He is a shining example of what pokering can achieve.
 
I believe he has!
What an eye you have Smokey!!

As for turning his hoof the vet assures me that this is not a problem as with correct barefoot shoeing we should be able to have it facing forward again very soon!
 
What another fantastic specimen! Looks just like my Olympic poking champ. Fantastic weight carriers too imo, I am 64 stone & hunt mine.
 
WoopsiiD said:
I believe he has!
What an eye you have Smokey!!

As for turning his hoof the vet assures me that this is not a problem as with correct barefoot shoeing we should be able to have it facing forward again very soon!
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I am so glad to hear you are a disciple of the barefoot fraternity. It makes it so much easier to fit wheels for all terrain poking, which I believe will feature as a new event at this years Olympics. Heads up to Littlelegs!
As far as my eye, well I'm flattered you should mention it, but really it's not difficult to spot the quality of this boy. What would his stud fee be, I doubt I could afford him, but one can dream!
 
I can't quite believe how many people (including myself) have responded to this post! Seems like she could have been sold a hundred times to various posters! There are a lot worse horses and ponies being sold like this at markets all over the country, in a lot worse condition and at a younger age. Its such a shame, its over breeding gone mad.
 
Natalieshort said:
I didn't buy her. There was no viewing.
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I'm guessing with a filly like that you get what you see.. Viewing it won't make much difference as the poor thing is obviously in a terrible state.

Just report them, get the horses removed by an authority and then try and get her through the authority.

Two birds with one stone and all that...
 
The best way to tackle this situation is for us all to contact the Inland Revenue with the phone number of the seller and inform them he is selling under 3 names.
 
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