Miranda Pierre Posted Dec 13, 2009

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if anybody has an aim and wants to talk to me look me up on aim. my screen name is mirandafairyland

Kristian Melnychuk Posted Aug 09, 2010

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Hello everyone!! I am looking for a Registration name for my brand new 2010 colt. :D He is a buckskin baby built like a brick... poo house. :P Here are his parents pedigree's Sir- http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/dd+joey+valentine Dam- http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/lovely+jade+gypsy Thanks for the help!

olivia clark Posted Feb 02, 2011

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i wanted to laph at ansers i got so try to figuer them out

Kelly Shortenhaus Posted Feb 07, 2009

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hi, im thinking about trying a new disipline just for fun its called escaramusa its side saddle but with a mexican saddle has any one else here done this befor?do they like it?

Sierra Jameston Posted Sep 23, 2009

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Hi, I'm new on here and I'm looking to meet new people with an interests in horses, so add me or send me a message :)

Heather Fillmore Posted Dec 24, 2009

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I had recently saw this question about the differences on the American woormblood registry + sceioty....I just joined the A.W.S...Here is the extreme difference in the horse reg. procces..keep in mind other than that I see no big difference.When in the reg. process You must have the horse inspected, which can be costly, so the AWS. allows you 2 get a certificate that states you only need to finish the inspection then you well have completed all req. for reg. so this morning I paid my yearly membership over the phone $50.00 next my paperwork is in the mail (I should have done it over the comp. but my printer is acting crazy. I will be filling out a bunch of paperwork oh he was born 7-4-09 APHA. X Hanoverian....anyway would love to hear of everyones exp. with warmblood reg.

Rliz Currie Posted Feb 28, 2010

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anyone know a good stable to go to for riding? my horses are staying in my barn but i want to go some where and ride school horses and jump and make some frieds so if u kno let me know and i live in the soo

Jessie Nicole Posted Apr 11, 2011

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does anyone live near north west Arkansas and knows were i could buy a gelding over 3 years old, and is broken? breed does not matter.

laura servillas Posted Jan 01, 2009

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My horse has a chronic staff infection on the leg that does seem to respond to TSM but comes right back. Any one else have a horse with a chronic staff infection???? Anyone have any ideas on how to cure this????

melanie hughes Posted Jan 04, 2009

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does anyone else have a BLM mustang from oregon? i'd love to converse i'v only delt with a couple mustangs i'd love to hear your storys.

Sasha Pitta Posted Feb 01, 2009

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I have been an exercise rider for a little over a year now; mostly babies. I'm in FL, and am finding it hard to find a salary job at the moment; does anyone happen to know of any trainers looking for a rider? even if I freelance a few it would help..it's what I'm currently doing.

Shannon Grosse Posted Feb 18, 2009

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Good morning all, I am from western Oregon and I am wondering if anyone rides, keeps a stable, or has any connections near Salem, Corvallis, or anywhere near there? Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sherrie Crouse Posted Mar 16, 2009

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I am looking for a Spotted Saddle Horse to purchase. Do you know of any in the King George/Fredericksburg Virginia area?

Lydia Matthews Posted May 09, 2009

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OK. I am offering my 22 year old beautiful bay Arabian mare for free. She is broke to ride, perfect manners, great for vet, farrier, trailering, ties, clips, bathes, lounges, rides Western and English pleasure, good for fences, stalls, doesn't spook easily, calm, good for beginner and intermediate riders, has plenty of energy and spunk, a very easy keeper, stays fat on only hay through the winter, has a good winter coat, loves people and attention, respects your space, ect. The only thing is she does have arthritis in her legs and occasionally limps on her right front foot but doesn't mind or in pain. She has had no disease never foundered or coliced while I've had her, she respects her fence isn't mean to other horses, she has four white socks, and a white star. She doesn't kick or buck, and the only trouble I've had when riding is if she start to canter/gallop on the way home without permission. She's good for cars, trucks, motorcycles, semis, tractors, she doesn't need shoes and…

Ali Muldoon Posted Jun 01, 2009

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Anyone on here from the Cincinnati, OH area? Looking to make some connections!

Margaret Gaston Posted Jul 24, 2009

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Is anyone out there interested in some Missouri Fox Trotters. My grandparents are trying to sell their yearlings. They are all extra sweet, good confirmation, good pedigree, smooth, well broke. They are spring 2008. Their number and email is on the video down there V/ They will be in Ava. MO for the auction but they want to sell them before. Please send me a message if you want to know anything else. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ENiEHfs_og&feature=channel_page

Samantha Parsley Posted Sep 02, 2009

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ever heard of a hernia closing up on an older horse? I got a 6 yr old mare in January, she was only greenbroke so she hadn't been ridden much her life. she has an umbilical hernia, that was about 3 fingers long (i have small hands btw) and one figer wide. that was about the maximun i read that it wasn't so bad. so I just watched it and checked on it. but recently i noticed that its gotten smaller, and its closing. the only reason i could think of why it was closing would be because shes being worked and has built muscle (she had no muscle mass when i got her) any ideas as to why its closing? i'm glad it is, but i just wonder why it is. i've only heard of it doing that with foals.

Taylor Oberlin Posted Feb 27, 2010

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Ok, im showing my horse this year and im thinking about trying to qualify for state, but inorder to qualify i have to have 20 show points by june 15th. What im wondering is, how many shows would i have to go to, to get 20 points? i know they would be open shows and i would have to do good.

Chelsee Coffin Posted Apr 02, 2010

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to anyone who lives in the omaha or lincoln area of nebraska im trying to find someone to ride my horses this summer. everyone that contacts me about this wants me to pay them for it and i cant afford that. it would be compleatly free so you wouldnt have to do a lease or anything so if you or someone you know is interested let me know.

Leigh Vallone Posted Jan 15, 2009

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I am not an "officlal' business because i make less than $8,000 a year teaching lessons and giving pony rides-BUT, I need insurance for these activities. I would like some recommendation of some good companies to insure these activities w/o me having a tax ID