what do you think of this little horse?

Hes very nice, altho their website homepage would be more impressive if they spelt 'ponies' correctly :-O) Also, its described as connemara on horsemart......but as Irish Sports Horse on the website I think!......that would not fill me with confidence.......unless Im going mad?
 
lachlanandmarcus said:
Hes very nice, altho their website homepage would be more impressive if they spelt 'ponies' correctly :-O) Also, its described as connemara on horsemart......but as Irish Sports Horse on the website I think!......that would not fill me with confidence.......unless Im going mad?
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This also sets alarms off in my head if they are near then worth a look if not then i wouldnt bother personaly
 
I had a quick glance at their website but didn't notice the mis-spelling or that he had been advertised as a sports horse, lol! Well it's probably a pipe dream anyway seen as I'm in Scotland and they are waaaaaaaaaaay down South! Still, good to window shop
 
Bad grammar and spellings annoy me loads!
It isn't a great advertisement of their professional business if they cant spell ponies!

I'm not a great speller but i know how to use spell check!
 
Its very nice and I bet they would be open to sensible offers. You do pay for decent connies because they are such a versatile breed. Its also unusual for a bay connie to come on the market. And I would class a connie as an irish sports horse/pony too.
 
see that's what I was thinking too, that a 15.1 connie could tecnically be classed as an Irish Sports horse too, as I'm not even sure what an Irish Sports horse actually is!! Is it a breed in it's own right?
 
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