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IntegritysDream · 05-06-2008, 07:47 PM

generally after they are retired from something like that, they are older and have been ridden pretty hard. It would be difficult to really take a older horse to make it a horse that would jump consistantly and show without you having lameness issues or something like that.

05-06-2008, 07:47 PM	#10 (permalink)
IntegritysDream Registered User Member Since: Mar 2007 Location: horseville Posts: 529	generally after they are retired from something like that, they are older and have been ridden pretty hard. It would be difficult to really take a older horse to make it a horse that would jump consistantly and show without you having lameness issues or something like that. __________________ Here's to show days,early mornings,long days,late nights,truck rides,hotel rooms,learning courses,warm-ups,sunburns,countless hours of practice,taking the fall,bruised egos,determination,shavings and hay stuck in your hair and clothes,thousands of dollars, your show team,your trainer,your partner,the "myspace pictures,"hurrying up and waiting, show clothes, your "entourage,"competition, expectations, blue ribbons,laying down the perfect trip...and most of all,our sport.Riding <3
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