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Sunpacer 2 berth, front off loading, stallion bar, removable mats. In excellent condition, very reluctant sale. R30,000.
Contact Andree 072 530 8954
I will ask Carolyn to let us know when he is coming to South Africa again. I would imagine that Carolyn would like everyone to come to her yard in George, as the travelling time then is better utilised. This is what she did this time around. As so...
Thanks Claire, too gorgeous for words!!!
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- At 8:35pm on December 4, 2009,
Jeanne Conradie said…
- hey Andree...only u could get me that quick. LOL. Carrie told me about this site awhile ago and am still working my way through it and woops who pops up...u dear friend.
I think this could be an amazing site. Lots and lots of help, advice, etc from all could be great.
thanx for gift..still gotta figure out how to do this thingy.
c u morrow. good luck to you
- At 3:03pm on November 9, 2009,
Claire Marshall said…
- Well - about the other stuff - I think that you are either quite brave or possibly a little crazy to be thanking us for it!!!
I'll put the pics up right now ;o)
It was wonderful seeing you on Saturday, Alex came to visit on Sunday, so this little filly has had a constant stream of admirers!
I'll chat to you again soon!
- At 10:00am on October 23, 2009,
Ash said… - hi there sorry i have only repplied now, our internet has been down for like ever!! SHrimp the Pimp is really sweet and a lovely pony to ride. he jumps very well and is schooled pretty well. he is in training to pull a cart and we have a harness for him and a cart.
he is forward going and manages to keep up with all the big horses at home!
what would you want him for??
- At 5:51pm on October 18, 2009,
Jenna* Roll Right Up* said… - Its a pleasure :)
and thanks!!
- At 8:19am on October 13, 2009,
Jenna* Roll Right Up* said…
- Hi again! you can contact this number 0828687499, this is my riding instructor phillipa penrose, she said you can call her!
- At 6:18pm on October 12, 2009,
Jenna* Roll Right Up* said…
- ya, the pony in p.e is about that height. i will contact my riding instructor and get some information.
jenna
- At 1:57pm on October 12, 2009,
Jenna* Roll Right Up* said…
- Hi Andree
I own Have A Go Navahoe, hes the pony in my pictures, he's also a skewbald and is in knysna with me. He's also for sale, or for lease. Navahoe is very easy to ride, i allways put my little cuzins on him, hes about 14.1-14.2 hh. But the pony that i was actually talking about was Shakira, whos currently in p.e. shes very small, unfortunatley i dont know all the information but i can get for you. There is somebody else looking at navahoe and im only asking for about 5 000 for him, simply cause i want a good home for him and for somebody to ride him.
jenna
- At 4:49pm on October 10, 2009,
Jenna* Roll Right Up* said…
- Hey
i see you looking for a small pony. We have got a shetland pony for sale, she can jump, great with kids!
if interested you can contact me on my page
jenna
- At 1:43am on September 30, 2009,
Debbie Marshall said… - Truly.....whatever blows the mane back. We can hope for more elegance with maturity!!!!
- At 6:36pm on September 26, 2009,
Debbie Marshall said…
- This hind leg behaviour seems almost typical of an EPSM horse. would guess that it is just about the first symptom and probably the hardest to clear, The running down hills is indicative of weakness generally but particularly in the hind end. I think that at this stage he would benefit from a lot less work in the school and a lot more work out of it. That is not to say that he should be allowed to slob around the place but that he should be asked to tackle different surfaces and levels with deportment. It's fun, it's varied and will (should) strengthen a larger variety of muscles than just school work does.
My feeling.
Get him strong first - in fun, relationship building ways - but don't spoil him!!! I would say about six weeks worth of it. Then ask him to find his balances on tighter turns in smaller areas.
Definitely canter on straight lines until his self esteem has been built sufficiently for him to believe he can - then I think he just will.
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