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Posted by: ElusiveKimmaby at Sun Jan 2 23:33:10 2005 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ElusiveKimmaby ] Well, my problem horse has pretty much proven that he'd rather become an even bigger problem than allow himself to be worked with. We're simply going to have to sell him. He's EXTREMELY intelligent, and being a beginner in this horsey business, I am not the person to be trying to deal with this lunatic. Everyone in here has told me to send him to horsey boot camp, and I agree, but I think I'd rather not spend $1000 (which is almost what I paid for him) when I could just sell him and put that $1000 in training toward a good horse that I don't need to work with or be concerned about. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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