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<blockquote data-quote="milkmaid" data-source="post: 386903" data-attributes="member: 852"><p>I had my farrier and his wife (leader of the Pony Club) come out and look at a lot of horses for me before I finally bought the one I used for jumping. I can't even count the number that they drove out to look at for me... and there were a lot that I thought were good and they turned down. My farrier's wife has an eye for horses like no one I've ever known before; I remember the horse with heaves, the ones with pulled muscles or lamenesses that I couldn't detect, or poor dispositions, or a misaligned spine or some other problem. FWIW, 99% of the owners thought the horses were perfectly fine. I looked at a lot of horses before purchasing one (who, incidently, when I sold 5 years later, it was to my farrier and his wife for their daughter. ;-)).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="milkmaid, post: 386903, member: 852"] I had my farrier and his wife (leader of the Pony Club) come out and look at a lot of horses for me before I finally bought the one I used for jumping. I can't even count the number that they drove out to look at for me... and there were a lot that I thought were good and they turned down. My farrier's wife has an eye for horses like no one I've ever known before; I remember the horse with heaves, the ones with pulled muscles or lamenesses that I couldn't detect, or poor dispositions, or a misaligned spine or some other problem. FWIW, 99% of the owners thought the horses were perfectly fine. I looked at a lot of horses before purchasing one (who, incidently, when I sold 5 years later, it was to my farrier and his wife for their daughter. ;-)). [/QUOTE]
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