Events
Groups
Rider Directory
Market
RideCamp
Stuff
>At what stage should one admit "this just isn't working"? It's a
>disappointing thing to face - but once you've made that decision,
>in the long run, you'll enjoy riding much more.
I agree I worked with a horse for 3 years also and had he was the spookist
horse I've ever ridden. I will ride any horse, but the unknown spooking
factor did me in, so we are parting company (he is a good horse other
wise). Other factorers to consider would be being realistic about your
abilities, what you reallt want in a horse verus the dream horse.Its really
hard to find the right match, when you want a the horse to be a family
member as well as mount.The biggest mistake I made was comparing all horses
to my old horse that I owned most of my life, he hung on long enough I
think to help me find a new friend, she's a 6 yr old half Arab, and I love
her. Neither one of these horses where perfect, but I sure thought so. I
say sell the horse keep looking but take your time, good luck don't let any
of the crabs on line bother you.(hehe)
Susan & the oh-so round Coco Puff
Red Horse Farm
Oregon, U.S.A.
A canter is a cure for every evil.
Benjamin Disraeli
Events
Groups
Rider Directory
Market
RideCamp
Stuff