Home for sweet mare needed.

Tazgirl

Tazgirl

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Roxie is a 12 year old 14 hand blue eyed 1/2 Appy Mare. I purchased her from Holly Point last year, she was one of their program horses. Roxie needs a home where she will be used for light riding, she can not do the trail rides that I participate in as she is heavy. She would make a great lesson horse or companion horse. UTD on all shots and coggins, has great feet no shoes...
My husband won't let me get another horse until I find a great home for Roxie. I am attached to her and am having a hard time letting her go but if I want to ride the trails this season I need to let go. If anyone is interested please let me know.

TAZ
 
Tazgirl

Tazgirl

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Last ride I took her on was SMTR at the farm down by Greenwell, we had to quit half way through she couldn't do it....I have only ridden her a few times since as long as there are not a lot of hills and ups and downs she's okay...

TAZ
 
ShamrockArabs

ShamrockArabs

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Tazgirl said:
Last ride I took her on was SMTR at the farm down by Greenwell, we had to quit half way through she couldn't do it....I have only ridden her a few times since as long as there are not a lot of hills and ups and downs she's okay...

TAZ
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Taz............................ :bawl:
I really think if you start riding her like you were riding her last year you can work her back up to the point she was at last year. I just keep thinking about when we went around St. Mary's Lake...Roxie did GREAT!!! Roxie is such a sweet heart..I'm really going to miss seeing her around the farm.... :bawl: I still think she's the perfect horse for you......

You knew I would put my 2 cents in.......... :whistle:
 
Pasofever

Pasofever

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Tazgirl said:
Last ride I took her on was SMTR at the farm down by Greenwell, we had to quit half way through she couldn't do it....I have only ridden her a few times since as long as there are not a lot of hills and ups and downs she's okay...

TAZ
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Seems funny that they used her as a lesson horse at Hollypoint if she was that heevy...and would sell her as a sound trail horse.. odd..
 
Tazgirl

Tazgirl

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ShamrockArabs said:
Taz............................ :bawl:
I really think if you start riding her like you were riding her last year you can work her back up to the point she was at last year. I just keep thinking about when we went around St. Mary's Lake...Roxie did GREAT!!! Roxie is such a sweet heart..I'm really going to miss seeing her around the farm.... :bawl: I still think she's the perfect horse for you......

You knew I would put my 2 cents in.......... :whistle:
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Your two cents is always welcome....call me----

BTW, you are riding Luke on March 17th at the gaited clinic :razz:
 
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DQ2B

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Is there some reason you can't get the weight off her? Seems like she's a nice horse and if trail riding is what you want to do and she's good at it then why get rid of her?
 
HorseLady

HorseLady

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DQ2B said:
Is there some reason you can't get the weight off her? Seems like she's a nice horse and if trail riding is what you want to do and she's good at it then why get rid of her?
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Taz meant "heavy" as in having heaves or asthma. Not heavy as in too plump! :coffee:
 
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Katie

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I asked Julie if she needed another lesson horse but right now she doesn't.
 
Tazgirl

Tazgirl

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Pasofever said:
Seems funny that they used her as a lesson horse at Hollypoint if she was that heevy...and would sell her as a sound trail horse.. odd..
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Long story on that one check you PM..... NEVER BUY A HORSE WITHOUT A VET CHECK I learned that hard way..... :buttkick:
 
Tazgirl

Tazgirl

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DQ2B said:
Is there some reason you can't get the weight off her? Seems like she's a nice horse and if trail riding is what you want to do and she's good at it then why get rid of her?
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Sorry my spelling stinks :buttkick: , it's "heevy" as in asthma type symptons.....

TAZZ
 
fredsaid2

fredsaid2

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Did you see the classified, looking for a pasture pony, someone in Dameron? Sounds like yours might fit the bill.
 
Tazgirl

Tazgirl

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Yes, I checked with them but they had already found a pony they wanted. It would have been the perfect life for Roxie... Thanks

TAZ
 
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DQ2B

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Tazgirl said:
Sorry my spelling stinks :buttkick: , it's "heevy" as in asthma type symptons.....

TAZZ
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Ahhh, now it makes sense! My older boy has a mild case too. Luckily I've been able to manage it and keep him going.
 
Pasofever

Pasofever

Does my butt look big?
Tazgirl said:
Long story on that one check you PM..... NEVER BUY A HORSE WITHOUT A VET CHECK I learned that hard way..... :buttkick:
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I have never had a pre purchase exam done on any horse I have bought...go by my gut... :lmao:


Hollypoint would not back up the sale I assume...too bad..
 
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bhoffman

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hey

like someone mentioned, i would try kamp akomplish ive been volunteering there and she would work out there as long as she has a good temperment and everything. they mainly do walk classes and some walk-trot nothing fancy but it sounds like she would fit in nicely there. its tax deductible too.
 
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DQ2B

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Oh, hey, to the red Karma giver, who pi$$ed in your wheaties? Man, you have a major chip on your shoulder. I'd hate to be as miserable as you.
 
Tazgirl

Tazgirl

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Pasofever said:
I have never had a pre purchase exam done on any horse I have bought...go by my gut... :lmao:


Hollypoint would not back up the sale I assume...too bad..
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Nope the owner told me my vet did not know what they were talking about and informed me that I signed the vet check waiver and he was not legally responsible.....
 
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