Beautiful Arab Stallion & Mare

allens2 · Weanling Joined: 20 Dec 2009 Posts: 3

SC Khid Rock is a beautiful & very loving Arabian Stallion needing a new home with an experienced horseman....sound with good temperment, green broke.

Sanora El Hamal is a breath taking older arabian mare, incredible bloodline (Russian/Polish-El Hamal bred) needing a new home with an experienced, loving, patient horseman

Not sure how to post pictures on here.....Pictures & more information available on request. PM or email allens_2@peoplepc.com

Pedigree Fanatic · Member Joined: 20 Mar 2007 Posts: 120

It always raises a red flag when I see a horse needs an experienced or patient horseman or rider. But I do applaud your honesty for saying so.

Can you explain just exactly what it is about the mare that needs experience and patience? Does she have behavior issues?

allens2 · Weanling Joined: 20 Dec 2009 Posts: 3

I am more concerned with who is buying the horse than in selling the horse and am sorry if that raises any red flags

NZ Appaloosas · Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 1:37 pm Post subject:

Green broke, as per the post...I would expect that the need for an experienced horseperson be also included.

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allens2 · Weanling Joined: 20 Dec 2009 Posts: 3

Thank you.
Even though our grandchildren are able to run under,around and even over these horses with no problem, I am not naive enough to believe all people looking for a horse are as "experienced" as they believe they are or that all even understand the term "green broke", neither term should send up red flags regarding the horses. I simply thought I was being a responsible owner when using them

Pedigree Fanatic · Member Joined: 20 Mar 2007 Posts: 120

Well...yes and no.

Of course we all want loving homes whenever we sell a horse, and finding a new owner with experience in taking care of a horse is always preferred to someone who knows next to nothing.

And if I was selling a young horse or a stallion, then I would make darned sure the new owners were patient and quite experienced with horses.

But if I were searching ads for a horse to buy and came across the part of the ad which reads an older mare "needs patience and experience" then yes, that would definitely be a red flag for me . I would wonder why it was mentioned.

clippity_clop · Member Joined: 20 Mar 2007 Posts: 148 Location: East Coast

Not trying to be nasty but I do have a question also. I have seen ads and heard people describe stallions and horses in general that let their toddlers climb all around their legs. This is said to show how "gentle" the horse is. I don't have kids but I have to say I don't understand the logic that allows this to happen. Horses - are animals and anything could spook them. When I read this kind of thing and see pictures of it, it scares the crap outta me for the poor kids AND the horses who will be wrongly blamed should a tragedy occur. I just don't understand why it is done really.

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