Re: RC: Unidentified subject!

[Kit <missdusty@yahoo.com>]

I know my friend, when her husband started riding last
year, she bought a then 21yr old horse for a reasonable sum
(I think about $2000).  They have no intentions of selling
her, ever.  The plan is for the husband to ride her for the
next couple/five years, whatever she can give :)  After
that, they have been discussing giving her to a handicapped
rider program nearby (who are extremely interested in her).
 This horse can do 25 at her age, it is so great (and she's
smooth).

--- vvarney <vvarney@megalink.net> wrote:
> "gentle and trained so a child can ride for more than,
> say $1.50/lb,
> please tell me.  Heck, let's make that $1.00/lb. " 
> 
> Never sold one, but just bought one. 20yrs. a "perfect
> horse",  $2,500 and I consider it money well spent. All
> of his experience is worth alot.
> Makes me mad when people want a cheap horse because "It
> is just for the kids." 
> I don't own anything more valuable than my children!!!!! 
> 
> Vicki
> 

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Hope, Spazz, Dixie, and Jester
Nebraska -- http://home.att.net/~missdusty
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