speedycivic
Well-Known Member
I have had another curve ball thrown my way and am in a bit of a quandry as to what to do. Due to my horses injuries sustained whilst on loan. I think she can really be written off as a riding horse. By the time she has fully recovered she is likely to be seven, and have done nothing and seen nothing. I'm just wondering what to do. If I had a choice, I would like to keep her near to me and for her to be out at grass where I can take care of her. But there is no grass livery near me - I haven't got the contacts to ask around privately. I have had an offer of her breeder to take her back to recouperate, which is terribly kind, but that is 6 hours away. I have also had a kind offer from friends in Sweden, who said that they would help me out and keep her for me. I know she would be fine there, but it is a long way away. I'd miss her!!! and I worry that if she is too much for them over there, that I won't be able to get her back etc. She is a good little horse, but sharp and also dominant, which means you have to be careful who you turn her out with. She is only six and I need to do what is best for her. The reason I had to put her on loan was because I was expecting a baby and the father bailed out, followed by my being made redundant, So all round it has been a bit of a disaster
They've handled her from a foal so know her temperament & you know that she'll be fine.