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<blockquote data-quote="maneside" data-source="post: 114632" data-attributes="member: 2190"><p>I feel your pain, Have you tried posting adds on the net, such places as webpony, or equine.com, horsetopia.com. These adds are fairly cheap, and usally has good results. I feel that if you love your breed of horses and you are willing to put forth the $$$$ as you stated earlier than you will find the right person for your program. I do have to say that with the trainers in your area, that it probably has nothing to do with you or your horses, its just that most trainers either stick to one breed, or one disclipline. Every trainers goal is to have a great show record and by spending allot of time on horses that won't enhanced this is usally deemed not worth it. I am sure if you post a good add at your local tack shops, feed stores and show grounds, you should have quite a few people respond. I under stand the need for someone over 18 but never judge a persons tallents on there age. At the age of 16, I had 9 TB's in full training, 2 were stallions, and all of them were off the track. In my contract it was stated that I would carry my own medical insurance, and I signed a no fault contract with the owner of the horses. The pay I recieved was that there board was paid for and I got 1/3 of the selling price of the horse when they were sold. So maybe keep in mind that board could allso be an added atraction if the person has other horses. I wish you all the luck in the world and keep us posted on the outcome ;-)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="maneside, post: 114632, member: 2190"] I feel your pain, Have you tried posting adds on the net, such places as webpony, or equine.com, horsetopia.com. These adds are fairly cheap, and usally has good results. I feel that if you love your breed of horses and you are willing to put forth the $$$$ as you stated earlier than you will find the right person for your program. I do have to say that with the trainers in your area, that it probably has nothing to do with you or your horses, its just that most trainers either stick to one breed, or one disclipline. Every trainers goal is to have a great show record and by spending allot of time on horses that won't enhanced this is usally deemed not worth it. I am sure if you post a good add at your local tack shops, feed stores and show grounds, you should have quite a few people respond. I under stand the need for someone over 18 but never judge a persons tallents on there age. At the age of 16, I had 9 TB's in full training, 2 were stallions, and all of them were off the track. In my contract it was stated that I would carry my own medical insurance, and I signed a no fault contract with the owner of the horses. The pay I recieved was that there board was paid for and I got 1/3 of the selling price of the horse when they were sold. So maybe keep in mind that board could allso be an added atraction if the person has other horses. I wish you all the luck in the world and keep us posted on the outcome ;-) [/QUOTE]
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