|
|
| Powered by Click2.com |
Dogs
Cats
Horses
Birds
Fish
Other pets |
|
|
|
| Powered by Click2.com |
Dogs
Cats
Horses
Birds
Fish
Other pets |
|
 Auspet - Message Boards
 Horses
 whats the best breed and age of a horse to start on
|
 UBBFriend: Email This Page to Someone! |
next newest topic | next oldest topic |
| Posted by | Topic subject: whats the best breed and age of a horse to start on |
|
jessicarabbit New Member  Posts: 6 |
posted 10-18-2003 05:16 PM
 
hi i am a ok rider i'm not the best but i'm having lessions and when i'm finished i might get a horse if i'm good enough can u please help me decied on what age and breed to get if i get 1? IP: Logged |
|
Casey Member  Posts: 31 |
posted 11-08-2003 11:26 AM
Hi, For you I would recomend a horse between the ages of 10-15. If you can, ask your trainer if you can spend a week with one of his/her's horses. If you know of someone else who has a horse, watch them with their horse so you can have even more experiance! The breed of horse doesn't really matter just as long as you find one you like. Unless you are gonna use this horse for a specific reason.Appalosas tend to have more energy then most. Quarters are great for western practices. Arabians make lovely show horses because of their slender heads and all around beauty. TBs tend to love to run and just will do anything.(however I wouldn't suggest doing any form of poles or barrels, they tend to have long legs)Warmbloods are usually used in english events.Well those are just some of the breeds. Let me know what you want to do with your future horse and I can help! Best Wishes, ------------------ IP: Logged |
|
shayla New Member Posts: 3 |
posted 11-19-2003 02:37 AM
i agree with casey size is a matter you dont want to be over horsed or underhorsed for your first horse i suggest you get a size that will suit you and bring on your confidence plus bare in mind that its not about having a flashy horse pick a nice sturdy horse or pony that can with stand any climate make sure that you pick a calm relaxed horse the first time and is a good allrounder as i know plenty of people that have picked hypo horses cos there flashy i.e. tbs and arabs e.t.c there to much work and can scare you so ask your trainer what kind of horse will suit your riding ability but please if you do get a horse there is a lot of work involved make sure its the right thing you wanna do cos it won't be fair if you neglect the animal. take care any questions just ask. but please belive there are good days and then there are the bad days but dont let it get you down
IP: Logged |
All times are ET (US) | next newest topic | next oldest topic |
  |
|
Ultimate Bulletin Board 5.45c
|
Secrets Of A Professional Dog Trainer! This E-book basically covers all three categories of training your dog: fixing dog problems, tips and secrets to use in your everyday training, and buying and raising a new puppy or older dog. It applies to all breeds and ages of dogs. It doesn't matter if you own an old dog or a young one, the information is, in some cases, shocking! You'll be saving time and money, avoiding mistakes and disastrous situations, and learning secrets other people only wish they knew....an excellent buy at only $49.97. Available for immediate download.
Doggy be good |
|
800 MB of space, 40 GIG transfer, 400 email address, SSI, SSL, MySql, CGI, PHP & much more...Click here |
| Home | Contact us | Advertise here | Jobs at Auspet | Software Downloads | |
| © 1999-2003 AusPet.com |
