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[miss heny]

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and I am the only one thats knows mainly everything about chickens, SO i will be helping ALOT!

Ah, well that's nice.

err, sorry

 

[silkielover5]

so im thinking about getting a horse...i really want to train one myself but since i have never owned a horse before i know thats not a great idea (i want a wild mustang too

) so i decided to compramise. im thinking about getting a youngish horse that has been trained awhile ago and just needs a refresher. i really like wild mustangs, morgans, friesians, and gypsy vanners. wat do u guys think?

 

[miss heny]

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okay, first off,

*but to this thread LOL*

2nd, i would go with a fully trained horse, and first do horse riding lessons if you dunno how to ride, or havent in a while, and it depends on what you wanna ride, vanners and friesians are great english saddled horses, morgans, i dunno, the mustangs might be to much of a handful for newbies.

 

[equinehugger3]

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It mostly depends on your experience.

How long have you been riding?

Wow, you're from Hudson? I'm not that far from there!

 

[Zinnia-Hen]

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Don't do it unless you're experienced. You can, however, get a professional to help you. But what I do recommend is getting an experienced, fully trained horse that is friendly and ready for you to do whatever you want with. :3 Hope this helps.

 

[silkielover5]

wow! you guys are fast. i have been riding about 3 years. i ride both english and western (mostly western ). im friends with trainers, most of my neighbers have horses. and very close family friends own a boarding stables. im told i am very cofident on horses and they trust me on their more crazier ones. and im helping a friend refresh a horse right now

 

[miss heny]

on the fast part, it is because i am a lurker LOL

 

[equinehugger3]

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I would still recommend getting one with experience, but you seem to have some good experience yourself! You also have a lot of available help, which is good. You can easily get a well-trained horse of any of those breeds, even a mustang, online, I'd say.

Good luck!

 

[silkielover5]

haha wat breed should i get? i love how elegent friesians are but their so expensive. the first horse i ever rode was a morgan and i loved him so much, but morgans arent very tall. i love draft breeds but i want to learn how to jump. i was thinking about a moresian a cross between morgan and friesian but those arnt common. vanners are pretty short too. i guess i want something over 15 hands. i love a color that would pop out in the crowd

 

[silkielover5]

sorry im being picky...