would you pay for a 2yr on loan

[Daisy11]

as above really ,i have a 2yr friesian gelding ,lovely little man loves cuddles and kisses , etc
but could do with more walking out time etc
that person would have most of loan , and would be able to ride etc when backed , will be able to show ,ie dreaasge, jumping, or what ever but need a half payment towards having feet trimmed and help mucking out field ,no stables would only want £10 wk
would you pay a payment or would you want a free loan
what would you want ? would you pay for something you cant ride at this moment ?
all will be drawn up in a contract

 

[AmyMay]

nope.

 

[abbieandfiona]

wouldnt pay for that and would expect someone to sorry

 

[Laura1812]

me either

 

[galaxy]

no because there's no guarantee that circumstances won't change and in 2 years time they would be able to ride him or how he'll behave or if they are capable!

If you advertise him as needing some help spending time and doing groundwork with youngster due to your lack of time, you may get someone willing to do it. But I don't think someone would pay.

 

[Daisy11]

ok ,thats a no then , its was just a thought as i see another advertising a 2y for £20 wk

 

[HappyHorses:)]

£20 a week for a two year old?!

I'm going to start charging £5 for people to stroke my horse. They will also be able to poo pick, groom and if there lucky pull ragwort as well for no extra money. But only if their lucky

 

[Daisy11]

http://www.preloved.co.uk/fuseaction-adverts.showadvert/index-1032810953/e4bdeda8.html
this is it

 

[shadowboy]

I would sort of pay someone to have mine! I would pay the trimming/feed/vaccs/worming costs- and the can have him! but still no interest!

 

[HappyHorses:)]

lol at shadowboy

Must admit they have a pair putting that ad up tho!

 

[ihatework]

Absolutely not!

 

[jrp204]

I would be paying someone to do that, not the otherway round.

 

[millitiger]

I would expect to have to pay for someone to educate my youngster, not the other way round.

 

[Archangel]

I would not pay anything at all! In fact that ad made me quite cross.

 

[Tinypony]

No. If someone is prepared to come and further your youngster's education you should be paying them.

 

[Berpisc]

I bet the poster of the advert has been overwhelmed with queries

 

[marmalade76]

I would expect to have to pay for someone to educate my youngster, not the other way round.

Same here.