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So i made this post because I am stuck between getting another horse for me to ride or maybe do work on. My parents have quite big field and barn in the countryside of Britain and I have lived with horses most of my life.
My parents helps out blind, deaf and other types of horses that need help. Most are super old and I really don't want to ride a uncomfortable horse so My parents said I can buy another horse for myself to ride and practice skills with.
I have 1 year of college to finish so far and then I might end up getting the horse because Horses are a lot of work.
My parents have said I can pick from any of these breeds because of the price range.
Warmblood
Thoroughbred
Mustang
Btw I have two of my own horses already and they are both a thoroughbred.
Edited at June 10, 2017 10:51 AM by Dark |
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What are you going to train for? If western or endurance, then the mustang. Speed or jumping, the thouroughbred. And if it's going to be an all-around eventing type horse, then the warmblood.
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I think you should maybe find a few horses of those breeds that you're interested in then meet them. Then after that you can decide whether you've found the right one or you need look at more horses. :)
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You should go with a mustang They are very smart |
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ReeseÂ’s stable said:
You should go with a mustang They are very smart
It depends on the personality of the horse, not all mustangs will be smart, and it varies on the breed since some are better at certain disciplines than others. Therefore, I agree with Dimrill. |
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Guys, this forum topic is over 2 years old ;) |
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Yep you guys have officially lost it. Lol
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So I need this two year follow up. Did you get a horse? 😂😂😂😂 |
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Right Jeri? XD Tell us Dark!! |
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