Horsie People Again...

[whomeee]

you mentioned that the horse seemed sluggish it could be that they drugged the horse to make her calmer. that happened to me years ago my boss bought me a gelding (my boss raised horses and i kneed one i could handle) any how the horse acted great untill we got him home, he wasnt wild just hard to control, and the age being off even if it was her uncles horse she should have known the age of the horse, most people would ask, then to show papers with a diffrent age not a good sign.

[Vela]

You definitely made the right choice. Buying a horse should never be done in haste, they are a huge committment. You are doing the right thing by waiting until the right one comes along.

[areias]

You definitely made the right choice. Buying a horse should never be done in haste, they are a huge committment. You are doing the right thing by waiting until the right one comes along.

Thanks...I think I made my decision in haste when I got Ava. We don't click. This horse didn't click with me either. It'd be one thing if I had some acreage and the horse in my backyard to work with, as a project of sorts-perhaps I would have taken her, but while I'm boarding, no.

That's why I'm seriously on the brink of going with my neighbors horse...me and him did click and I really do like him.

[JuniorxMyxLove]

um..I know the horse was a no-go and all..but what leg looked funky? What was wrong with it? I've looked at the pictures over and over and I can't see anything wrong...

This is maybe because I've only been around horses for 3 years...going on 4....her hind left leg looks a little wierd, but I think thats just the blurring of the picture.....

*EDIT* the first picture you posted JUST loaded, now I see what you were talking about. Yay, I guesed the right leg! Hm...probably for something totally random though.