TNSSD The Mane Paranoia of owning a Shetland pony
08/10/2019THE NOT-SO-SECRET DIARY OF DIVA THE SHETLAND PONY
Part 13: The Mane Paranoia of owning a Shetland pony
THE NOT-SO-SECRET DIARY OF DIVA THE SHETLAND PONY
Part 13: The Mane Paranoia of owning a Shetland pony
So here I am with a new horse, one that will jump, hack, travel, stand still, friends can hop on, I can pick up and put down.... I hope!
I’m pleased to say the bumbling giant is now shod on all four hooves and has kept them on longer than a week hurrah!
THE NOT-SO-SECRET DIARY OF DIVA THE SHETLAND PONY
Part 12: Aylsham Show
Asking yourself some key questions will help you decide which horsebox is going to be right for you. In this article, we’ll highlight some of the main considerations you should make before purchase; talk about whether it’s best to buy new or second hand; and reveal why horsebox insurance is a must, regardless of the model you choose.
Age is just a number, and many equestrians say riding ‘keeps them young’. Chances are, if you’re reasonably fit and healthy, have adequate spare time to ride regularly and enough money to cover all the necessary expenses, then you’re not too old – even if you’re a total novice.
There’s a big difference between riding on occasional weekends and actually owning a horse or pony. So rein in your horse-buying plans for a moment, and allow us to lead you through everything you need to consider, from livery to vet care to horse rider insurance.
Has anyone ever had one of those horses that every vet, receptionist and on call knows personally! I definitely have one of those horses!!