Shropshirerosie

where in Alberta are you/ I am originally from Ayrshire Scotland, I got into horses rather late in life, although I remember riding little ponies on the beach for sixpence a turn, when I was a very young girl. always loved horses, and now that I am older, I can enjoy them.

Hello, I am from Shropshire too :) thought I would say hi!

Hi I saw your thread on looking for a horse, I live in North Dakota, and I found some horses on the local website.

He would make a good gelding. Most Morgans are a smooth ride, & hes only 500. Morgan Stallion
Friendly, Classic Style 7 Yr. Ch. Foundation Morgan Mare
I LOVE this horse! If I had the money and the time, I myself would take her Beautiful and Sweet Bay Arabian Mare for Sale!
Beautiful, Trained 10 Yr. Ch. Morgan Gelding!
Tennessee Walker For Sale

Hope that was a little bit of help! PM me back if you want the ranch names for the fox trotters in Spokane, WA. They turn out AMAZING fox trotters :)

Coming on from my comments, and Saddlebags and others; in the UK I had a horse at livery where she was stabled every night. She hunted and was fully clipped. She was fully rugged all winter and had...

To the OP, if you were just venting, then you have our sympathies. If you were asking for advice, then here is mine: If your horse is used to being rugged every winter at her previous home, then...

To the OP, if you were just venting, then you have our sympathies. If you were asking for advice, then here is mine: If your horse is used to being rugged every winter at her previous home, then...

To the OP, if you were just venting, then you have our sympathies. If you were asking for advice, then here is mine: If your horse is used to being rugged every winter at her previous home, then...

Horses don't 'decide' to do things, they react to outside stimulus. In this case the horse reacted to your gripping knees, and then probably your tense bouncing body on his back. But that isn't...

Horses don't 'decide' to do things, they react to outside stimulus. In this case the horse reacted to your gripping knees, and then probably your tense bouncing body on his back. But that isn't...

If there are heaps of horses in one paddock, and the muck is not cleared up, then you're not going to be achieving anything by worming just your horse. The yard owner should be organising for all...

Hello to the original poster. I wanted to say that I would have no problem about feeding in the dark - that's what electric lights were invented for :) At my previous yard in the UK there was elec...

If there are heaps of horses in one paddock, and the muck is not cleared up, then you're not going to be achieving anything by worming just your horse. The yard owner should be organising for all...

Horses don't 'decide' to do things, they react to outside stimulus. In this case the horse reacted to your gripping knees, and then probably your tense bouncing body on his back. But that isn't...

This is interesting; many different viewpoints of the same task. To me, lungeing is riding from the ground - it has to be done well to give benefit. My voice and body, extended by the whip gives...

It's Mother's Day weekend in Canada, hurrah! My mother isn't here, :-( boo My son has done me a lovely card at school, hurrah! My husband is away for the weekend on a work conference, boo! ...

It's Mother's Day weekend in Canada, hurrah! My mother isn't here, :-( boo My son has done me a lovely card at school, hurrah! My husband is away for the weekend on a work conference, boo! ...

It's Mother's Day weekend in Canada, hurrah! My mother isn't here, :-( boo My son has done me a lovely card at school, hurrah! My husband is away for the weekend on a work conference, boo! ...

Hello to the original poster. I wanted to say that I would have no problem about feeding in the dark - that's what electric lights were invented for :) At my previous yard in the UK there was elec...