| Alpine Acres |
| exactly Versa You may not offend them Angel |
Mostly Sunny, some High Clouds| Alsike Equestrian |
| I worked with an unhandled horse. Lovely horse now. Another one is still skidish and not backed up yet. But have put way less hours on him |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| 802 shows entered. I'm going to regret that on wednesday when I hit the cap too soon. I hate when everyone comes into the green at the same time |
| Angels angels |
| I need to do homework but there are two cats sleeping on me |
| Calela Eventing |
| Ally My first horse was unhandled and it was definetly a hard time for me. No matter how long you've worked with horses, an unhandled horse is unethical as a first |
| Ledgeview Farms |
| You are going to have more fun and learn more from a horse that knows a thing or two. However much you think you know, an unhandled horse will humble anyone quickly |
| Calela Eventing |
| I would advise against it, if you're looking for a project horse than look at the greenly backed instead. Unhandled horses are a lot of work, learnt that the hard way xD |
| Full Stride Farm |
| Yeah, unhandled horse as a first horse not a good idea unless it is going immediately to a skilled and proper professional for 6+ months, depending on it's age and temperament |
| Alsike Equestrian |
| I have been working with horses for a while and sent to see the horse a couple of time. |
| TEENEE |
| Highly DONT recommend getting an unhandled horse as a first horse. Or at all for most people. |
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| Alsike Equestrian |
| I worked with an unhandled horse. Lovely horse now. Another one is still skidish and not backed up yet. But have put way less hours on him |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| 802 shows entered. I'm going to regret that on wednesday when I hit the cap too soon. I hate when everyone comes into the green at the same time |
| Angels angels |
| I need to do homework but there are two cats sleeping on me |
| Calela Eventing |
| Ally My first horse was unhandled and it was definetly a hard time for me. No matter how long you've worked with horses, an unhandled horse is unethical as a first |
| Ledgeview Farms |
| You are going to have more fun and learn more from a horse that knows a thing or two. However much you think you know, an unhandled horse will humble anyone quickly |
| Calela Eventing |
| I would advise against it, if you're looking for a project horse than look at the greenly backed instead. Unhandled horses are a lot of work, learnt that the hard way xD |
| Full Stride Farm |
| Yeah, unhandled horse as a first horse not a good idea unless it is going immediately to a skilled and proper professional for 6+ months, depending on it's age and temperament |
| Alsike Equestrian |
| I have been working with horses for a while and sent to see the horse a couple of time. |
| TEENEE |
| Highly DONT recommend getting an unhandled horse as a first horse. Or at all for most people. |
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