Horses!!!!!!!!

Hi everyone. I play polocrosse and not many of you will have heard it. I play for the uk under 16 team and will hopefully play for the adults team for the world cup in 2015. I've heeard its growing quickly in the US.
http://www.ukpolocrosse.co.uk/- please check it out. It would be great to get some more players.Its really easy to pick up and you may think that your horse is incapable but all horses will play. Their are many experienced experts out there who will help you out. Thanks
Cool! Welcome!
So, I am proud to say that I believe that I have found the right horse!! It is a Percheron Gelding, 16 hands, and dead broke ( temperament: 3 out of ten) I have just finished contacting the owner, and hopefully will hear something soon!!
YAY!!! I am so happy for you!!
 
Hi everyone. I play polocrosse and not many of you will have heard it. I play for the uk under 16 team and will hopefully play for the adults team for the world cup in 2015. I've heeard its growing quickly in the US.
http://www.ukpolocrosse.co.uk/- please check it out. It would be great to get some more players.Its really easy to pick up and you may think that your horse is incapable but all horses will play. Their are many experienced experts out there who will help you out. Thanks
That's awesome!!! I've heard of polocrosse, and it sounds super fun. :) Hope you can make it to that world cup. ;)
 
You should try it if you ride. Its a really great game and really easy to start up. Its like barrell racing with a ball almost
 
Well, The owner finally responded, and the horse is sold, he just hadn't updated any of his ads
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well, back to searching I guess...
 
Hi I was just wondering what is should charge for my quarter horse mare I am selling. She is around 6 or 7. She is saddle broke, takes the bit sometimes hesitant, I can ride her at a walk trot and canter. She is almost fully broke she just needs to learn cues. She is becoming a hard keeper during winter we are not sure why though, because she loses weight and gets rain rot. She gains weight as soon as we feed her grain. She loves being bathed, very calm, is super easy to walk, on occasion she will not want to move but you just have to tug a bit. If she was finished out she would be the perfect horse for a beginner. If interested in any more info please pm me looking to get at least 600 or 700 out of her.(need to too pay for my horse im buying. Thanks!!!:)
 
This only works if you know what you are doing. I have seen several well-behaved, well-"broke" horses develop some really bad behaviors from being in the hands of somebody who thought they knew what they were doing, but really didn't. The problem is that a horse's training is a lifelong process; he's learning all the time. He may do something subtle that the handler doesn't notice (or thinks is cute), and he get away with it, so the next time he goes a bit further and gets away with that. Before you know it, he's a handful, and the owner says, "what happened? He used to be so sweet! I guess he just wasn't trained right," when what has happened is that they "trained" these new behaviors without realizing it. 
Bunnylady I couldn't agree more. To train a horse you need to know what you are doing. I have seen too many young kids get hurt on young horses. Buying for my.child I would get an older well broke horse. If your buying and are new find a horse person to go with you, because noone lies more than a horse person!
 

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