My brain is breaking after reading this ad. Take a look - sheesh, some people. *shakes head*
2 chestnut thougherbred geldings FREE giveaway
Hello,
i have two Chestnut Thoroughbred Geldings who i cannot afford to nurture anymore. One male(6 Years old), and one female (7 Years old). Please call me if you can afford to take care of them. They do cost a lot. I am very reluctant to give away but our metropolitan relocation and lack of funds make it impossible to keep these horses as healthy as they are now. Just been wormed. Prefer to keep them together but will separate them if i must. They will go to the best location so be willing to explain your current plans for these horses.Please do not leave emails, as i rarely read them. call me on: -----
Thankyou. Marc(pronounced Mark)
Do you now understand why my brain is hurting? 2 geldings ... one a mare? Okay, that's just crazy talk. That's all I've got to say about these dickwads. Don't they understand the need for school anymore?
Meet the herd!
InTradition aka Cleo
Our beautiful, 12 year old, OTTB. She was retired from racing and put out in the pasture as a pet, not handled or fed or looked after. We aquired her very cheaply as a spoilt, nasty little mare that has turned into one of the quietest horses I have had the pleasure of dealing with, on the ground. Under saddle she still has the fire of a race horse but has come a long way since we 'rescured' her from hell.
When we first got her, her feet had not been tended too and she was incredibly lame but her hooves were too weak and crumbly to support shoes. After a year of proper hoof care, she is now sound enough to be ridden comfortably, barefoot. Sadly, we have made the decision that it's time to let her move on as a healthy happy horse, to a new home.
My Cinderella aka Lucy
My little princess. My 6 year old, Arabian mare. We purchased her very cheaply, skinny and jumpy. The lady we purchased her off, said she had been mistreated and I have come to believe her. Under-saddle, Lucy is "bomb-proof". In over 7 months, she has never shied, played up or was in anyway nasty.
On the ground she is a different story. Very nervy and jump, Lucy needs a firm but confident hand to keep her calm and happy. She loves the Parelli "Yo-yo" game and has come a long way. She was impossible to catch when we first brought and now she walks up to you.
A little update on this little lady; She is having a baby. 8/9 months pregnant. With a little research I found out that 8 months ago, before me and the lady I brought her off, she was running with a paint stallion, so we's having a baby.
Cold Contender aka Homebrand
I had no intention of getting another horse when Homebrand reared and plunged into my life. Brought by a woman at my agistment. He was the classic example of a OTTB, that had been left to his own devices for far too long. Headstrong, nasty and pushy, I feel in love with him upon first glance.
He is now a beautiful man that I would consider bomb-proof and would feel confident to let a beginner ride him under supervision. Handsome with beautiful conformation with nice, clean legs, it has been decided that he will become my competitive showjumper.
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