Horse-Riders/Owners?
 

Does anybody ride or own horses? I am mad about them, I help out at a yard in the UK xXx

We do....we have 10 horses..... :)

I love horses, but don't have any....I know AmandaWash has Arabians and does endurance competitions. :D

I love to ride! I don't have any of my own though... :(

I rode for years and owned horses and loved it! There is nothing like the sweet smell of a horse;)

I love to ride. I take riding lessons from a lady here in my area. I have rode some since I was a kid but I wanted to learn to ride properly and get schooled on how to care for them. I have a blast.

I have 2 horses and a donkey. I love the smell of horses!!!!

I've been riding Western for about 8 1/2 years now. I don't own one, but I would love an Appaloosa. or a Palomino. I love horses.

I have 2! A paint and a chestnut.:)

I have two a paint and a appaloosa.

I've taken lessons for 2 school semester...best gym class I've ever had. Unfortunately, I did not continue my lessons b/c it got too expensive.

We have six Quarters and 7 minis. We used to ride - oh the stories I could tell, but now the quarters are just "pasture ornaments" for our viewing pleasure only. Until my 4-wheeler accident in November of 2007 I raised and trained Miniatures to drive. We had so much fun doing parades, parties and charity events. My little Quincy is somewhat of a local celebrity. He was in a Easter Passion play for two years in a row and he was a frequent visitor at the elementary school I worked out. Little 27" Quincy, who weighs just under 200 lbs. would ride in my Town & Country Mini Van - with the middle and back seats taken out. I would open the door and give him the command "load" and he would hop in, walk to the front of the car and stick his head between the two front seats. It was a hoot to take him through McDonalds :D :D :D

Quincy and I would visit local nursing homes, I would put duck tape on his feet to give him better traction on tile floors and he would go from room to room bringing joy to the residents. Those were the days. I hope to be able to get back to training one day, if my leg will allow.

Pics left to right - Staint-N-Fly our senior breeding stallion, GW his first son, Quincy at one of our community events, and Mae and I at a local arts and crafts fair giving kids of all ages an opportunity to take the reins.

Aww, I don't own any just yet but plan on getting one very soon (I have pink hedcollar, pink bridle, pink grooming kit, pink feed/water buckets lol). I help out with a carriage driver who competes Nationally in Driving Trials (Google it, it's great!). There's only 4 on the yard, Jimbo (aged 28 and still crazy lol), Herbie (the competition pony who loves people more than horses), Hobbit (our baby at only 4yrs) and Ginger (the retired star of his time).

PB ~ nuthin' better! Unless it's a yorkie puppy, of course. :)He's gorgeous.

I loved to ride; but several broken bones taught me that perhaps I'm not (a)Either as good a rider as I suppose, or (b)Pick the wrong horses! I was owned for a short time by a half-arab Saddlebred. VA is Arabian country; but, they are too short for my legs. I love to watch them move, though. And, I love to smell any horse.

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I have four. That's where my time has been lately, my first endurance ride of the year is sneaking up on us fast and my ponies are FAT FAT!!

I have two National Show Horses (half-arab/half-saddlebred) and two purebred Arabians. I will take this opportunity to shamelessly show them off :cool:

1. Fast Eddy- my pride and joy!
2. My new pony "Colors" - he's my up and coming endurance prospect. But he's so pretty he might have to make a debut in the show right first!
3. CRA Samurai- He is the total class clown!
4. "Silver" the black arabian :p (hubby's horse)