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Jinglebob
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Joined: 14 Feb 2005
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Location: Western South Dakota
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Jinglebob - nothing wrong with being picky about who rides your horses. I also encourage any beginner rider to hang onto the horn - no matter what kind of horse they're on - beats them hanging on a horse's mouth and using the reins for balance. Does this fella (that you went and seen his stock) have a web site by chance? I like looking - LOL
NOT THAT I KNOW OF. CURTIS/PEGGY COOMES QUARTER HORSES, IF THERE IS ONE.
IL Rancher - be picky when you purchase and you'll enjoy the horse and what you want him for.... enjoy what you have for weekly rides in the meantime.... and  Jinglebob will be waiting to set you up with tack and a mount
Oh ... jinglebob, just think of the bonding if you guided cutebabymaker along on feeding and riding .... so you could 'give her' one 
NOPE, I LOVE HER WAAAAYYYY TO MUCH TO "GIVE" HER ANYTHING. IF YOU DON'T EARN IT, YOU DON'T APPRECIATE IT.
IF SHE WAS LIVIN' HERE ON THE RANCH OR REAl close, I'd sure make her a whale of a deal anyway. And that nice little dun she likes(which is my favortie horse right now) she is welcome to ride, whenever she comes out. Trouble is, she just don't come out often enought as gas is high and her husband don't make that much money and she works on the weekends, when he don't, so he can watch their son, who of course, is my grandson. Someday, things will change. And then she will have her very own horse.
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nr
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Joined: 10 Feb 2005
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Location: DE
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| Posted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:49 pm Post subject: |
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If you got the money honey, I got the time.
How soon are you wanting this deal done?
Probably, you better come and pick what it is you want.
As for learning about horses, the only way I know, is kind of like playing poker. You can only watch and learn so much. Then you just got to take a seat and get some first hand experience.
Come on out and try out a couple horses and saddles and then we can deal.  |
LOL.. Honey? lol... As far as me and getting a horse, I am a ways away, need to sell my calves and my culls before I have any money to spend, lol. Calves don't ship until November...
Doing some riding every week, getting a lot more comfortable but need to do more really to "advance" the skill set if you know what I mean.. Best way to do that is to have a horse on the place as it saves from the 30 minute drive in and 30 minute drive back just for an hour or so of riding.. |
Matter of fact, I'm pretty picky about who rides any of my horses and only when they've proven to me that they have enough skill and knowledge, before I'll turn them loose. |
You can't be TOO picky JB, or you'd never have let me ride one!  It sure was a fun ride and those gangly colts are cute.
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Jinglebob
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nr
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appyfan1
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Location: NY
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| I like the dark one with the blaze he's gorgeous.
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Jinglebob
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peg4x4
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Location: central Texas
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| Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 10:20 am Post subject: |
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| Can you post photos of the blue roan?
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Jinglebob
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Location: Western South Dakota
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| Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 12:54 pm Post subject: |
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| Can you post photos of the blue roan? |
First chance I get, I will.
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