After horror sharers previously why am I considering another one??
Previously I tried to get a sharer for my horse and had the worst experiences I think I could. So now why am I considering it again!!
I read a lot of stories about succesfull shares but I just cant seem to find one myself.
My dilema is I have a wonderfull horse who is green when it comes to schooling and spooky when hacking. None of this bothers me and we are working on it but I had a horse on loan last year who was the opposite, I could hack out for hours without worrying about what we may come accross and his schooling was better than mine making him great for progressing on. I so miss him and I have found another horse who sounds perfect but my the catch is if I took another horse on - I would then like to get a sharer again!
In an ideal world I would love someone who wanted to be involved with them both who would enjoy schooling and improving the green one but that could also hack out on him or the experienced horse. I would be quite happy for them to spend as much time at the yard as they wanted. I would hope we would become friends and maybe take them to shows etc together. I think its a good opportunity for someone who is dedicated but that cant afford there own horse. Am I looking for too much or should I stick with mine and try to find a good trainer to help me????
Previously I tried to get a sharer for my horse and had the worst experiences I think I could. So now why am I considering it again!!
I read a lot of stories about succesfull shares but I just cant seem to find one myself.
My dilema is I have a wonderfull horse who is green when it comes to schooling and spooky when hacking. None of this bothers me and we are working on it but I had a horse on loan last year who was the opposite, I could hack out for hours without worrying about what we may come accross and his schooling was better than mine making him great for progressing on. I so miss him and I have found another horse who sounds perfect but my the catch is if I took another horse on - I would then like to get a sharer again!
In an ideal world I would love someone who wanted to be involved with them both who would enjoy schooling and improving the green one but that could also hack out on him or the experienced horse. I would be quite happy for them to spend as much time at the yard as they wanted. I would hope we would become friends and maybe take them to shows etc together. I think its a good opportunity for someone who is dedicated but that cant afford there own horse. Am I looking for too much or should I stick with mine and try to find a good trainer to help me????
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