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I want a Horse


Question Posted Thursday May 26 2005, 5:57 pm

Hi im 13 and i love horses. I cant stand not seeing them. I realy want one of my own. me and my family live in the city (there are no Horses aloud) and i ride at a lesson place 15 mins away. i only get to ride once every other week. I want to see them more often. Please help.



Note: please dont say make some more money I am only 13.

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MWR1992 answered Thursday June 15 2006, 12:27 pm:
Get a job at the barn! You can make money with horses! (Hey i'm 14 and i got a job at my barn last year) so you can do it. Yeah sometimes it might feel like you get underpaid and over worked but all in all its worth it. maybe you could ask the owner of your barn for work in the exchange of riding lessons every week in stead of every oter week. If your mom or dad or whoever you live with doesn't wantto drive you to the barn, try and get a ride with another person who works there, that';s what i do.
any way, hope this has helped~

~MEGGY~
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fire_angel_93 answered Sunday November 13 2005, 8:13 pm:
well mmm that is kinda a problem i live in a country so it is a diffrent story. find out if maybe your mom would lease one of the horses at your barn i lease a horse karat on whidbey island and she is great for only 200 a month. but or if you want your own horse and your mom will buy one try to see if you can get a cheap one you like and bord it there! anymore questions? i been riding for 5 years and know alot let me know if you need anything!!

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tropicana800 answered Wednesday July 13 2005, 12:46 pm:
ok, what you need to do is see if you could get a few posters of horses!that might make it alittle easier for you!also!ask your parents if you could go up and ride the horses alittle more often!you could also ask to advance your riding lessons to more days!


-kat-hope i helped you!

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DancinCutie08 answered Friday July 8 2005, 12:44 pm:
well i wouldnt get a horse if u can only go see it every other week. try getting lessons everyweek or see if you can get a job where you lessons are grooming the horses?

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Lights_Fade_Out answered Wednesday June 8 2005, 10:51 am:
Try going to that farm more...like on your free time. I will tell you to save your money, because that will get you your horse. But in the meantime, take more time at the farm where you ride. If you become more friendly with the people who ride there, then they trust you. If they trust you, then they can trust you with their horses. Sometimes they sell their horses to people they trust for a lesser amount of money. Living in the city is hard when you want to be with horses more often. Just try giving ing yourself more time to go the the farm that you ride at.

hope this helped. =D you can ask me anything else.

dont let the LIGHTS FADE OUT

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helpinghandgrl answered Wednesday June 8 2005, 1:27 am:
ok i have a pony and we show in jumping....
well just say i am really davoted to this and i think i am ready for the next step up.... getting a horse is just like getting a glove for baseball, getting a stick for hockey, getting a helmet for football!

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smartgirl321 answered Friday May 27 2005, 11:12 pm:
Maybe you could work out a deal wth the owners of the riding place. you could ask them if you help aroud the stables if you can ride the horses more often.

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OrangeChikn answered Thursday May 26 2005, 8:13 pm:
Ask if you can ride more often, and ask people at the stable if you can volenteer there. Then ask your parents.


Good Luck,

~*Tiffany*~

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Jess5764 answered Thursday May 26 2005, 7:24 pm:
umm there are no horses allowed in your city? what city do you live in? i'm sure there are barns n stuff around close to where u live just buy one and keep it there and ride it on the weekends or something. or tellur parents u wanna be like competetive w/it so you'll be able to ride them a lot more

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