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Choosing A Horse

Choosing a horse will be one of the mostbe able to ride with 3. The grazing, stabling
important decisions you ever make so for theand riding available to me 4. How much time I
sake of both you and the horse - take yourhad for horse care and training 5. How much
time.money I had to buy a horse and care for it 6.
What size horse I was comfortable with and
At 50 I was a bit older than the averagewas sensible for me 7. Whether I wanted a
first time horse owner, so should have got itparticular  horse  breed  or  colour
right. I fell in love with a pretty little
horse that I had ridden on a riding holidayWe decided that based on the above, a
when he was in his own environment and I wastraditional coloured gypsy horse would be
relaxed  and  had  all the time in the world.ideal and found Amy, a 5 year old ex
brood-mare. She was road trained and gentle
9 months later, after a lot of heartache Iwith lovely paces, but was oblivious to all
admitted that he was the wrong horse for mythe  standard  horse  training  commands.
lifestyle and experience and fortunately he
was able to go back to his original owner.2 years on I can't imagine life without her.
Pretty traumatic for me, but less so for himShe may not be the most beautiful horse
as  he  was going back to where he was happy.around (though I think she is) and with a
full time job to fit round her, she adapts to
Our livery yard owner helped me decide whatwhatever horse care and horse riding routine
type of horse I was looking for byI need. We have had a lot of fun improving
considering  the  following:our horse riding skills together and I hope
that we will still be doing so for many years
1. My horse riding experience 2. Who I wouldto come.



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