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<blockquote data-quote="clampitt" data-source="post: 330768" data-attributes="member: 2594"><p>The only thing I can say is you obviously havent layed in a hospital bed with pins in your leg caused by a barn sour ill mannered horse.You can ride two good colts and have something in the same amount of time you spend here and still you have a problem.If you are not in the horse riding business or like Mike have access to several pretty good hands to help you out you can be in a world of hurt.She was spoiled by some body who didn't have the knowledge or the guts to fix the problem so she is a broodmare .And thats Ok.if she is gentle on the ground and is easy to be around and you like to raise colts out of her.And then when you are older from riding these kind and the arthiritis sets in believe me it aint worth it.You will feel every one of them buckin horses.If you really want to get her riding start back at the beginning and drive her in a round pen on lines untill you can make her lope stop turn and back up.I have driven a lot of older kind of unbroke ones and a few ex race horses.Driving one does a lot.I have driven some of the really hard tuf ones of of another horse.You can really put some hello come to papa on one,but need a pretty good horse and have done it.TRy driving her see how it goes.Drive her till she drives.I have spent 30 days on some.But no matter what be carefull and have somebody with you when you do just in case.I have layed there for a good while by myself as well.Food for thought.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="clampitt, post: 330768, member: 2594"] The only thing I can say is you obviously havent layed in a hospital bed with pins in your leg caused by a barn sour ill mannered horse.You can ride two good colts and have something in the same amount of time you spend here and still you have a problem.If you are not in the horse riding business or like Mike have access to several pretty good hands to help you out you can be in a world of hurt.She was spoiled by some body who didn't have the knowledge or the guts to fix the problem so she is a broodmare .And thats Ok.if she is gentle on the ground and is easy to be around and you like to raise colts out of her.And then when you are older from riding these kind and the arthiritis sets in believe me it aint worth it.You will feel every one of them buckin horses.If you really want to get her riding start back at the beginning and drive her in a round pen on lines untill you can make her lope stop turn and back up.I have driven a lot of older kind of unbroke ones and a few ex race horses.Driving one does a lot.I have driven some of the really hard tuf ones of of another horse.You can really put some hello come to papa on one,but need a pretty good horse and have done it.TRy driving her see how it goes.Drive her till she drives.I have spent 30 days on some.But no matter what be carefull and have somebody with you when you do just in case.I have layed there for a good while by myself as well.Food for thought. [/QUOTE]
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