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[RC] affording endurance riding - Tracey SmithI am so much enjoying this thread...KEEP IT COMING. As a newbie myself and a poor one at that any suggestions on how to do this on a shoe string are greatly appreciated.
I don't mind spending the $$ when it comes to my horses being healthy and comfortable but like to save where I can.
Like Heidi said I don't "shop" unless I absolutely have to...unless you count frequent trips to the feed store as "shopping". I don't eat out much, and give up a lot of things to afford having horses.
Someone else mentioned increasing your income as a way to afford it and I do that too...I work about 70-75 hours each week to do well at my job and earn bonus money which I hope to save and eventually move from a lowly two horse bumper pull trailer to something with and LQ or at least a dressing room I can sleep in! It will take me a while, but I will do it and nice to hear from those of you who already have.
Keep the stories coming...this is MUCH more interesting than folks whining about politics.
~*~ Tracey ~*~ You can ask a Stallion... You can tell a Gelding... But you have to discuss it with a mare!
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