Christsam
Well-Known Member
I'm suited and booted but with added mud![]()
Looking back I am this too. Suited and muddy booted turning up straight from work to see my horse who is on DIY livery who I then muck out in my work clothes
I'm suited and booted but with added mud![]()
I think I am a suited and booted - vanity purchaser hybrid![]()
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THE DSS HORSE OWNER. Is on benefits, usually has at least 4 children by different fathers. Lives in quite a nice home, paid for by the DSS, constantly moans about how little benefits she gets but manages to afford a horse. When asked why she doesnt get a job (it is always a she by the way), tells you that her kids are her job and they would need to pay her mega bucks to make it worth her while, plus she would need to sell her horse, and why should she work anyway (has never worked since she left school as had first baby at 17). Has a nice horse, always buys it new things, kids play noisily around the yard, is always at the yard as well.
LOL!!!!!! I hate these people! makes me mad when I work my arse off and still can only just afford the horse!
Looking back I am this too. Suited and muddy booted turning up straight from work to see my horse who is on DIY livery who I then muck out in my work clothesOh but not earning a huge amount of money
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I'm a dreamer - absentee hybrid. I remember a conversation once with a fellow livery the first time we met after about 3 months on the yard. She said if the horses hadn't been going in / out they would never have believed I even existed as nobody on the entire yard had ever seen me![]()
And now on another yard I regularly get asked if I've ridden at all this week, despite having worked the beast for at least an hour every evening, again by stealth when nobody else is around![]()
How about sulky teenage girls. We have one on our yard that some days danes to speak when spoken to not otherwise and other days treats you like something nasty she has trodden in. She also never forks up her muck on the muck heap just leaves it in the middle of the track for everyone else to deal with.
THE PRO
Swaggers about the yard. Will tack up and groom but leaves a trail of destruction behind them, never poo picks the stable and proceeds to trample it onto the bed. Never picks feet out into the bucket, let alone sweeps up the mess afterwards. Can sit on any horse and it just goes perfectly, never misses a stride when jumping![]()
are they the same ones who "went to equine college" and think they know it all but in reality only have the ability to stick to the saddle and not fall off?
HEI!
I went to Equine College and turned out well I think! Also worked alongside college on competition yards and massive commercial yards too though.
I actually find your comment quite offensiveBut I do agree ther majority of equine graduates are useless.
How about sulky teenage girls. We have one on our yard that some days danes to speak when spoken to not otherwise and other days treats you like something nasty she has trodden in. She also never forks up her muck on the muck heap just leaves it in the middle of the track for everyone else to deal with.
The 'Liver and Breather'
Their car is in that bad shape you begin to wonder if rust was an optional extra. wear the same clothes day in and day out which are in bad shape. seems to be at the yard every spare minute of their day. Usually older, and single. look weathered. but horses live like kings!
The Parelli Guru - Their horse usually has a variety of issues and moments of being unhandle-able but it's just because they're "expressing their needs". This person leaves copies of the Savvy club magazine around so all none parelli owners can learn about the error of their ways; and talk about 'Linda and Pat' as if they were personal friends (normally following watching the most recent video or demo). They rarely ride and if they do it's in walk only preferring to spend their time doing obstacle courses. When others do genuine obstacle courses for fun they are derided for being childish and pointless.
I am now going to run for cover...
I'm a dreamer - absentee hybrid. I remember a conversation once with a fellow livery the first time we met after about 3 months on the yard. She said if the horses hadn't been going in / out they would never have believed I even existed as nobody on the entire yard had ever seen me![]()
And now on another yard I regularly get asked if I've ridden at all this week, despite having worked the beast for at least an hour every evening, again by stealth when nobody else is around![]()
Hmm name me for me!
I'm the one who asks every livery of the wether forecast in case my boys get wet/cold etc. I screech at my mum to help me all the
time, go around with iPhone playing music And generally get tutted at for leading 3 together or having my horses shod an nit using the walker enough!!