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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2634017 is a reply to message #2632936 ] |
Thu, 26 April 2012 14:00   |
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My mum has made me very good with my English, I study it very hard. My grammer is far from perfect, I still make mistakes but I try not to.
Horses are amazing <3
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2634330 is a reply to message #2634308 ] |
Thu, 26 April 2012 20:01 |
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To me it sounds as if you instructor planned this whole thing out. Talked you into buying a unbroken horse that she had an eye for, waiting for you to get a fright and offer to buy the horse for a lower price.
Next time you are planning at looking at a horse, go for something with experience. nothing YOUNG. Especially if it is your first horse! I don't think you quite realise what the potential outcome could be. You could completely shatter you confidence or end up in a hospital bed. 7 months of riding is NOT long enough to carry the knowledge of breaking in a horse. I'm 14yo and I have been riding since I was 10! (7yo before I started going to PC and getting lessons) and I am no where near ready to break in a horse. I would steer clear of this 'instructor', she doesn't sound very trust worthy. When looking for another horse if it comes to this, take a friend's parent who has experience and know's what you level is. Take her to look at the horses along with your parents, they could use a few knowledge lessons about horses too, and get her to show you what to look for and when to say no.
I would ask the owner to take the horse back or sell it. If you send it to a trainer its going to take a while and a lot of money to get it trained. What are you planning to do when you get it back? You can't do much jumping because of its fragile legs at this age, and you are going to have trouble rides. It will take years before the horse learns to accept the ride.
If I were you, sell it and buy a safe, reliable, quiet (over 7yo) Pony. It will properly cost just as much to buy another horse as it is to break one in professionally.
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635202 is a reply to message #2635190 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 16:04 |
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| Rose.Horses98 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 15:55 |
I think he might be broken in! I always wear a helmet and riding boots, I'm a safe rider.
I had a friend's mum look at him today and she thinks he's older then 5. She thinks he's in his teens, she said there was something weird with his teeth.
I also rode him again when she was with me and I walked him everywhere around my house and he did nothing wrong 
I'm trying to tell mum to let me keep him! He is so good
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If this is a real situation, you need to get a vet to check him, because it sounds incredibly dodgy 
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635224 is a reply to message #2635210 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 16:14 |
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| Rose.Horses98 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 16:07 |
How much is a vet check?
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It depends on the vet, contact your local equine vet and ask them.
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635292 is a reply to message #2635224 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 17:06 |
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Has anyone notice that all of this has happened in one day?
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635324 is a reply to message #2635304 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 17:47 |
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| JumpingGirl66 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:25 |
| Maddy wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:06 |
Has anyone notice that all of this has happened in one day?
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I only just noticed that!!! 
I'm still stuck on deciding whether this is real or not D:
It all sounds too... ummmm... i dunno... weird... to be real.. the story seems too fake...
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 I'm answering in case it is real and that would be terrifying
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635326 is a reply to message #2632936 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 17:48 |
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oh my ****ing gosh! why do people keep saying i'm lying? why the hell would i lie about this? seriously?
i just wanted to share the news that i got my first horse! like everyone else did!
I'm keeping him, mum called the old owner back and said we're keeping him. And then mum found out they only had him for 2 months! They apparently got him for a sale yard!
I'm not letting this horse go, he's proved himself today. The instructor isnt getting him either, i told her i'm not having lessons with her anymore. I'm just going to learn on Thuns and I don't care what anyone else says!
Why am I having to explain myself? no one else gets the **** i got.
I thought some horse people would share the happiness i felt. you made me doubt this horse! but i will prove you all wrong!
Horses are amazing <3
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635330 is a reply to message #2635326 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 17:52 |
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| Rose.Horses98 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:48 |
oh my ****ing gosh! why do people keep saying i'm lying? why the hell would i lie about this? seriously?
i just wanted to share the news that i got my first horse! like everyone else did!
I'm keeping him, mum called the old owner back and said we're keeping him. And then mum found out they only had him for 2 months! They apparently got him for a sale yard!
I'm not letting this horse go, he's proved himself today. The instructor isnt getting him either, i told her i'm not having lessons with her anymore. I'm just going to learn on Thuns and I don't care what anyone else says!
Why am I having to explain myself? no one else gets the **** i got.
I thought some horse people would share the happiness i felt. you made me doubt this horse! but i will prove you all wrong!
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I hope your joking :/
We are trying to help you stay safe!
I know we've been PMing and you think you're capable to handle him but what if you're just lucky he's nice enough to let you walk around on him? What about when you try to trot? What if you get seriously hurt?
Think about it Rose, and remember what I told you, if this isn't fake, and it's real, and you ever want advice.. I'm here to help xx
Elphaba <3 3rd July, 2012, sold on 1st of June, 2013 <3
Reckless Illusion <3 2nd June, 2013 <3
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635362 is a reply to message #2635331 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 18:28 |
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| kokobene wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:53 |
| JumpingGirl66 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:50 |
| merlot wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:47 |
| JumpingGirl66 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:25 |
| Maddy wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:06 |
Has anyone notice that all of this has happened in one day?
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I only just noticed that!!!
I'm still stuck on deciding whether this is real or not D:
It all sounds too... ummmm... i dunno... weird... to be real.. the story seems too fake...
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I'm answering in case it is real and that would be terrifying
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I hope it isn't real!!  What sane person would buy a beginner an unbroken horse? :/
I hope this all just a joke and the person is getting a good laugh because I'm sure there's a few people worried for the safety of the girl and horse... I know I am!
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Sounds familiar Josie... at least your boy was broken in! 
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Damn! Knew I'd get dragged into this thread sooner or later! 
Go for it hunni! DOnt let ANYONE tell you it cant be done, because it can! Live your dream!
lol jks  
I cant say anything else though! Or everyone will go spazz at me for being 'hypocritical'....
[Updated on: Fri, 27 April 2012 18:36]
Theres been times I've cried myself to sleep. I'm really scared, and I've never said that. Because I'd like to think people think I'm strong.
Because if they dont, they might not think I can do it
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635381 is a reply to message #2632936 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 18:51 |
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*picks jaw up off floor*
so im going to take it for granted that the OP is serious about her situation, because, believe it or not, i know some people wanting to buy their young daughters a pony, and none of them (parents and kids) have ever even ridden one, so mum volunteered me to help If you really want to keep the horse, you need to get it checked by a vet and have all other appropriate care done for the horse and, you will eventually need to send it to a trainer, or have one come and look at it, to see if it is in fact broken in. Justbecause it lets you walk around, doesnt mean its broken in. Please stop riding it until you get some professional advice
You never get the pleasure of owning a horse, you only have the pleasure of being its slave.
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635391 is a reply to message #2635362 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 19:09 |
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| JosiieBrnz wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 18:28 |
| kokobene wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:53 |
| JumpingGirl66 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:50 |
| merlot wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:47 |
| JumpingGirl66 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:25 |
| Maddy wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:06 |
Has anyone notice that all of this has happened in one day?
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I only just noticed that!!!
I'm still stuck on deciding whether this is real or not D:
It all sounds too... ummmm... i dunno... weird... to be real.. the story seems too fake...
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I'm answering in case it is real and that would be terrifying
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I hope it isn't real!! What sane person would buy a beginner an unbroken horse? :/
I hope this all just a joke and the person is getting a good laugh because I'm sure there's a few people worried for the safety of the girl and horse... I know I am!
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Sounds familiar Josie... at least your boy was broken in!
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Damn! Knew I'd get dragged into this thread sooner or later!
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I don't even see how my post related to Josie, why did she even get dragged into it??
At least Banjo was broken in and Josie had been riding longer than 7 months waayyy longer.. Please don't bring Josie into this
Elphaba <3 3rd July, 2012, sold on 1st of June, 2013 <3
Reckless Illusion <3 2nd June, 2013 <3
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635421 is a reply to message #2632936 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 19:40 |
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I think that you are being a little selfish and I probably would have been the same at your age but you need to stop thinking about how much you want a horse and start thinking about the living breathing animal in the middle of this who you claim to love.
Thunder didn't ask for you to buy him and he doesn't care how much you love him. He cares about being free from hunger, thirst, pain and the elements. You, as a responable teenager, need to step back and say "I'm not really ready for this horse, it's in his best interests to go either back to his old owners or to a professonal breakers."
Yeah, it's not very nice for you, to have a horse then loose it after so many years of waiting but part of being a good horsewoman is putting the horse's needs above your own desires.
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635603 is a reply to message #2635589 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 23:19 |
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Well fancy that! A unicorn just flew right out of me nose!
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635623 is a reply to message #2635603 ] |
Fri, 27 April 2012 23:46 |
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I am sorry but this just cannot be real.
Going through the OPs other post in the JMC and they called someone a troll yet come on here saying "whats a troll?" and "I dont see the problem" is just a load of s***
So please show us a some pictures of you and Thunder, otherwise youve wasted alot of time from the people trying to help you!
The horse through all its trials has preserved the sweetness of paradise in its blood.
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635669 is a reply to message #2635391 ] |
Sat, 28 April 2012 03:04 |
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| JumpingGirl66 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 19:09 |
| JosiieBrnz wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 18:28 |
| kokobene wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:53 |
| JumpingGirl66 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:50 |
| merlot wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:47 |
| JumpingGirl66 wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:25 |
| Maddy wrote on Fri, 27 April 2012 17:06 |
Has anyone notice that all of this has happened in one day?
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I only just noticed that!!!
I'm still stuck on deciding whether this is real or not D:
It all sounds too... ummmm... i dunno... weird... to be real.. the story seems too fake...
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I'm answering in case it is real and that would be terrifying
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I hope it isn't real!! What sane person would buy a beginner an unbroken horse? :/
I hope this all just a joke and the person is getting a good laugh because I'm sure there's a few people worried for the safety of the girl and horse... I know I am!
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Sounds familiar Josie... at least your boy was broken in!
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Damn! Knew I'd get dragged into this thread sooner or later!
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I don't even see how my post related to Josie, why did she even get dragged into it??
At least Banjo was broken in and Josie had been riding longer than 7 months waayyy longer.. Please don't bring Josie into this
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Oh, fark off, seriously I was having a giggle!
Sorry Jose, but it was at your expense, at least you're real! and you successfully kept the JMC entertained for at least 12 months - AND still have a good sense of humour!
It it a teeny, tiny bit funny though, that all of these lovely people are taking time out to helpo this idiot, when a quick look at the past posts will point out beyone reasonable doubt that this person is a T.R.O.L.L... and, you've been suckered
Once more for laughs, but also a little seriously -
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| Re: My first ever horse :D [message #2635739 is a reply to message #2632936 ] |
Sat, 28 April 2012 08:44 |
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Anyone who speaks basic english knows the term for unridden horse is unbroken
So young Rose, either your a gigantic troll or your mother is a moron who shouldn't be responsible for kids or animals...
This is getting really boring but. I. Just. Can't. Look. Away!!! 
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