I would suggest that for getting your first horse check out the local rescue organizations. They want their adoptions to work, so they will be honest with you about any issues a horse has. All I ever wanted was a good pleasure horse that would give me a good riding experience. I wasn't into showing, jumping, or any of that stuff. I bought the horse I learned to ride on when she was for sale. She probable wasn't the best horse for me because we were both green. There's a saying that green on green makes black and blue, and she gave me plenty of flying lessons over our time together. But I had a bond with her. She gave me a beautiful colt that she got to keep by her side, and she is buried on our property in the spot where she died at the age of 27. Her son is buried beside her. That is an important thing to remember. Horses are living beings who may not be as smart as we are, but thry have feelings. They aren't like a car that you trade in when you want a better model. They are a significant responsibility. If and when you can no longer keep s horse, please surrender them to a rescue organization rather than selling them at auction.
Would you say you can find more experienced horses from adoption agencies? I don’t mind horses who are moody or over anxious, but when I get my first horse of my own I want them to already be pretty knowledgeable.
I love the fact you were both green together, my horse and l are both green and l have had her for a year, l am gonna start ridi g her for the first time this week, any advice?
I stopped riding when I was 13. I used to train pony’s and worked a lot around the track. My family went broke due to our business burning down. We sold all 23 horses we had at the time. I moved away and got a career. I’m 25 now and I can afford an acreage with horses. Im so excited to make this big step. I don’t have much friends who are horse lovers so Im commenting on here! Lol Hopefully my dad back home has all our old gear still. That will save a ton of cash. Thanks for the video!
Hey! Also have a long history with horses, and now have as an adult. Just be aware that old riding tack can be brittle. I fell off hard in jan due to tack failure. Just FYI. Super happy for you! Enjoy your next season!
I have more than 60 years of horse experience, much of it as a professional, and I still take another experienced horseman along when I buy a new horse because they might see something I missed. Especially if I take a strong liking to a specific horse the moment I lay eyes on him. I might still choose to buy the horse but at least I have two people's eyes on him first so little if anything will be missed.
OMG thank you we just got my first horse . His name is Chicago and he is a Purebred Arabian and he is black. P.S. he is 12. Also I love your videos they are sooooo helpful.
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You are so sweet and encouraging. At 5', 100 lbs and from Detroit; I'm learning so much from your instructional content. Our relationship at the moment primarily is bonding, and I've been implementing your video tips. Its been less than a week, and I'm seeing and feeling our relationship noticeably better.
You would need to pay for a farrier about every 4-5 weeks, vet at least 2x per year about $500 minimum, and board would depend on where you boarded and what you were looking for plan on at least a couple hundred a month.
In the country I live in it’s harder to buy horses. Also not many stables near me haha. I am also too busy for a horse and have no money. One day it is my dream to have my own horse and friend ☺️
I recently got a horse named Toby for birthday (ikr, some birthday present) and so far he is perfect. I always wanted to do more western riding and he was a western horse converted to English but is still amazing with western so I can change depending on my mood for the day. Also he's only sixteen but has the manners of a 25 year old
I’ve said it before and I’m saying it again: Animals are not presents! The primary care taker needs to be present the day of the purchase and needs to make sure they have all the supplies and have done proper research. It would also help to have at least 2 years of riding experience.
Thank you so much for sharing this information. I will be getting my horse in a few weeks and needed this information bc I haven’t had a horse since I was a little girl. He is an Appaloosa and I’m infatuated with him.
Thank you! This video helped me out a little bit. We just got our first horse and she’s a sweetheart. She won’t let me clean her feet though and needs her hooves clipped bad. We scheduled an appointment for a farrier to come out to clean and clip them, but he had a very hard time and is having to come back with a helper to get it done. He gave her 2 sedatives and she still was trying hard to kick him and got him once on his hand. He agrees that she’s a sweetheart but says she has bad manners and probably had a bad experience with her hooves in the past. He said her feet are in good shape for how bad her hooves need to be trimmed but said by the look of it, the last person who trimmed them did a terrible job Update: the farrier told my fiancé’s boss, who’s the one that recommended him, that our horse is (excuse my language) but a bitch and will actually not be back even though he told me he would be. So we’re back to square one and have to find another farrier who has experience working with difficult horses. I completely understand this guys hard time he had and not wanting to come back due to it, especially since he did get kicked once on his hand, but it would of been nice for him to tell me the truth or call us later to tell us he couldn’t do it. But to find out through my fiancé’s boss... I just feel bad for our girl since I’m sure her feet hurt and or is uncomfortable to walk
Maybe you could search for a video to show how to train a horse for hoof trimming. Pet her all over, and reward often with treats: carrots or apple pieces work well; or if she is hungry use handsful of hay. Take it slow and gentle. I like to wear a helmet just in case.
@@DustyHoney we ended up having to sell her to someone who’s more experienced with horses. We do keep in touch with her though and the lady said she’s doing great. She has other horses to run around with now and will let that lady clean her hooves. They just can’t get her to walk on her own and still only allows you to sit on her back and have someone else lead her around. She definitely agrees that she’s a stubborn horse, but she has been through a lot unfortunately
Will be getting a horse next year, if things go well; I may have to wait a little longer then that because of some stuff I have going on, but I will be getting him/her in the near-ish future❤
Thank you! I recently got a Bay highlevel saddle seat horse Morgan at 6 years old named King and I am so excited I have been working for this day for 4 years
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I love your videos ❤️. I have just purchased my first horse and I’m excited about bonding with him and starting ground work Your videos are so helpful and you make the progress easy to understand
I've been riding since a young kid I've owned multiple horses. Been out of it awhile and getting back into horse ownership and wanna get back into the western pleasure show ring
I’ve always wanted a horse, if I ever have the money or if I still have my passion, I will get one, (when I’m 18) and it may be an American Quarter Horse
Just got a 16.1 Draft x Standardbred and Im retraining him for beginner lvl dressage. He is gaited and paces so I have my work cut out for me. I've been riding two times a week every month for 2 years now and working at my stable every Saturday for the past 6 months.
I love watching your videos! They're really helpful and I'm definitely going to be using some of your tips and tricks in the future when I get a baby of my own, thank you so much.
I plan on getting a horse or 2. I've watched several of your videos already. Lots of information. I'm excited. I've done horseback riding twice. I just want a simple horse. I'll ride him/her around the area. I plan on doing all the care unless I'm going on vacation. Not a fan of animals being contained so if I was to do the boarding, I'll still want them out in the pasture.
We just moved in a house a couple months ago; plus the last owners left the horse in our hands to take care of; I’ve only rode on a horse twice in my lifetime but never actually take care of one. This one in particular; she has never been trained; doesn’t like to be washed; I know first thing to do is to do ground work with her but there’s mostly sunlight and I can’t stand in the heat very long; plus she loves to eat. She’s probably about 15 years old. Just to need to know how I can work with her. Thanks in advance 😊
I wish to live off grid in the next 5-6 years so I wish to use a horse at that point to get around. I love animals very much and want to own maybe a few it just depends. Living in Kentucky you can see horses everywhere.
This is great! I've been horse shopping for a WHILE now. Part of the problem is that I would prefer a pony, and sometimes I feel like I'm too big, but if tucker is only 13.1 that makes me feel a lot better that he's carrying an adult. Sometimes I worry I'm being too picky, but I also want to really click with my horse.
We took ownership of an Arabian. Don’t know much about horses. He originally came with this house we bought. He’s about 25 years old. Getting riding lessons for my daughter but I need help in learning everything to care for Champ. He’s living with us in his two room stable, ( if you will). I walk him into our alfalfa field now that is Fall. He eats alfalfa hat and grass from the field. Going to get a farrier out here real soon. I think he is in need now. Waiting on the rubber flooring to come in. Thank you for educating me that he needs to get out more. 30 mins a day isn’t much now that I watched your video. Also working on expanding his space What next piece should I focus on? I subscribed to you.
I was training 3 rescues for someone and she had nothing in her pasture that met the minimum standards for the requirements in my state,I’m purchasing the mustang she has in may to get her out because all the horses had thrush and the owner didn’t care and 8 had to treat them myself.she also admitted to not doing research and she just bought a horse,the horses have no nutritional foods
I bought a horse for the first time today. And I kid you not I fell off it badly now I got 3 stitches on the back of my head and my lower back is in so much pain. But by the grace of God I survived. Ya gotta fall to get back up and learn. I’ll be back on the horse tomorrow😭
Hi I know this might be a stupid question but if your keeping your horse in the pasture when and where do you feed it because I might be leasing a horse soon
When I got a horse I didn’t plan on the people being so mean, not all but a large portion of them told me I sucked and after 20 sum years of riding still told me I didn’t know what I was doing. And be careful of the trainers and people you board with, I had found out my horses were being taken to shows without my consent. I thought horse people would be down to earth and fun and help each other.
Don't forget the vet check! BTW, would my local vet go look at a horse with me if it were to be a couple hours away? Or would I have to get a vet closer to the horse I'm interested? (I know not to use the barns vet). I plan on getting a couple horses down the road. I've been saving for them. My aunt has also owned horses when she was younger, and when I was kid, up until her horse passed away in 2020. I'd take her too
I'm planning to get a horse! But are dog can be very protective so he will tend to bark alot at the horse, I'm quiet young 10 yrs and I was hoping if you new a horse breed good for my size and calm around barking animals, btw for jumping too!
I would suggest that for getting your first horse check out the local rescue organizations. They want their adoptions to work, so they will be honest with you about any issues a horse has. All I ever wanted was a good pleasure horse that would give me a good riding experience. I wasn't into showing, jumping, or any of that stuff. I bought the horse I learned to ride on when she was for sale. She probable wasn't the best horse for me because we were both green. There's a saying that green on green makes black and blue, and she gave me plenty of flying lessons over our time together. But I had a bond with her. She gave me a beautiful colt that she got to keep by her side, and she is buried on our property in the spot where she died at the age of 27. Her son is buried beside her.
That is an important thing to remember. Horses are living beings who may not be as smart as we are, but thry have feelings. They aren't like a car that you trade in when you want a better model. They are a significant responsibility. If and when you can no longer keep s horse, please surrender them to a rescue organization rather than selling them at auction.
i think this is a good recommendation for anyone getting any pet. always look to rescue before buying if you can.
Awww, I feel like a read a very short novel about the bond that grows between a horse and it's owner. Very sweet ❤️
Would you say you can find more experienced horses from adoption agencies? I don’t mind horses who are moody or over anxious, but when I get my first horse of my own I want them to already be pretty knowledgeable.
I love the fact you were both green together, my horse and l are both green and l have had her for a year, l am gonna start ridi g her for the first time this week, any advice?
@@CHLOCHLOLP I want a horse so bad my dad have 2/3rd of an arce and in residential area so like loud sound won't work.
I have no plans to get a horse, but I'll watch it anyway in case I do get a horse in like 2045 or something.
😂 😂 😂
Literally same. I'm 15 can get a horse yet. Just loaning :)
same, lmao im waiting to at least lease one next year. You ain’t alone!
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this lady knows what she's talking about.
I stopped riding when I was 13. I used to train pony’s and worked a lot around the track. My family went broke due to our business burning down. We sold all 23 horses we had at the time. I moved away and got a career. I’m 25 now and I can afford an acreage with horses. Im so excited to make this big step. I don’t have much friends who are horse lovers so Im commenting on here! Lol
Hopefully my dad back home has all our old gear still. That will save a ton of cash.
Thanks for the video!
Awesome ❤
Hey! Also have a long history with horses, and now have as an adult. Just be aware that old riding tack can be brittle. I fell off hard in jan due to tack failure. Just FYI. Super happy for you! Enjoy your next season!
I have more than 60 years of horse experience, much of it as a professional, and I still take another experienced horseman along when I buy a new horse because they might see something I missed. Especially if I take a strong liking to a specific horse the moment I lay eyes on him. I might still choose to buy the horse but at least I have two people's eyes on him first so little if anything will be missed.
I wish I could get a horse. My dad says no so I’m planning to save for one in the future.
Bro, check out Oklahoma property! I was so shocked how cheap the houses and property there is
OMG thank you we just got my first horse . His name is Chicago and he is a Purebred Arabian and he is black.
P.S. he is 12. Also I love your videos they are sooooo helpful.
Best wishes to you and Chicago!
How heavy is he?
Sounds like such a pretty horse!
Wow congrats he sounds awesome! Me and my family are looking for a horse right now and I’m really excited!
Congratulations you are so lucky I hope you and Chicago are doing well 🎉
Me and my family just got a 25 acre farm, getting a horse in a few months if we find the best fit, thank you!
Good luck
That's the dream.
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I just bought a new horse, not my first horse but my first new horse in a minute and I appreciate your tips from the horses point of view!
You are so sweet and encouraging. At 5', 100 lbs and from Detroit; I'm learning so much from your instructional content. Our relationship at the moment primarily is bonding, and I've been implementing your video tips. Its been less than a week, and I'm seeing and feeling our relationship noticeably better.
I’m not getting a horse anytime soon but I might in…10-14 years but oh well I will still watch this
I have plans to get a horse in the future when I get better
Would love a video on how to fit/select the right tack (especially sizing!). Tks. Love your videos.
Thanm yiu foe this video, we are getting a horse soon❤
My wife and I love this video! I hope you see my comment because we are curious of your horses breed? Thank you!
I found a horse that I REALLY want, and I am showing my grandparents land close to our horse for area to keep it
Could you make a video of what would be a monthly budget to up keep and board a horse 🐴 that would be really needed information for me!
You would need to pay for a farrier about every 4-5 weeks, vet at least 2x per year about $500 minimum, and board would depend on where you boarded and what you were looking for plan on at least a couple hundred a month.
I have no plans to get a horse but I love looking at Tucker. He’s such a handsome boy.😊❤
This is good because my dad got 3 horses for our farm!
In the country I live in it’s harder to buy horses. Also not many stables near me haha. I am also too busy for a horse and have no money. One day it is my dream to have my own horse and friend ☺️
I just got my horse and I love her ❤🐴
That was a fantastic video. I am one currently looking for my first horse. It's worse than looking for a used car!!
I agree!!
I recently got a horse named Toby for birthday (ikr, some birthday present) and so far he is perfect. I always wanted to do more western riding and he was a western horse converted to English but is still amazing with western so I can change depending on my mood for the day. Also he's only sixteen but has the manners of a 25 year old
I’ve said it before and I’m saying it again:
Animals are not presents! The primary care taker needs to be present the day of the purchase and needs to make sure they have all the supplies and have done proper research. It would also help to have at least 2 years of riding experience.
i’ve been wanting a horse for a longggg while now and i think i’ve finally found the one. this video was super helpful, so thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing this information. I will be getting my horse in a few weeks and needed this information bc I haven’t had a horse since I was a little girl. He is an Appaloosa and I’m infatuated with him.
Thank you! This video helped me out a little bit. We just got our first horse and she’s a sweetheart. She won’t let me clean her feet though and needs her hooves clipped bad. We scheduled an appointment for a farrier to come out to clean and clip them, but he had a very hard time and is having to come back with a helper to get it done. He gave her 2 sedatives and she still was trying hard to kick him and got him once on his hand. He agrees that she’s a sweetheart but says she has bad manners and probably had a bad experience with her hooves in the past. He said her feet are in good shape for how bad her hooves need to be trimmed but said by the look of it, the last person who trimmed them did a terrible job
Update: the farrier told my fiancé’s boss, who’s the one that recommended him, that our horse is (excuse my language) but a bitch and will actually not be back even though he told me he would be. So we’re back to square one and have to find another farrier who has experience working with difficult horses. I completely understand this guys hard time he had and not wanting to come back due to it, especially since he did get kicked once on his hand, but it would of been nice for him to tell me the truth or call us later to tell us he couldn’t do it. But to find out through my fiancé’s boss... I just feel bad for our girl since I’m sure her feet hurt and or is uncomfortable to walk
Maybe you could search for a video to show how to train a horse for hoof trimming. Pet her all over, and reward often with treats: carrots or apple pieces work well; or if she is hungry use handsful of hay. Take it slow and gentle. I like to wear a helmet just in case.
Any updates on your sweet horse?
@@DustyHoney we ended up having to sell her to someone who’s more experienced with horses. We do keep in touch with her though and the lady said she’s doing great. She has other horses to run around with now and will let that lady clean her hooves. They just can’t get her to walk on her own and still only allows you to sit on her back and have someone else lead her around. She definitely agrees that she’s a stubborn horse, but she has been through a lot unfortunately
Let's just say how pretty ur pony is
Will be getting a horse next year, if things go well; I may have to wait a little longer then that because of some stuff I have going on, but I will be getting him/her in the near-ish future❤
So helpful getting a horse soon!
Thank you! I recently got a Bay highlevel saddle seat horse Morgan at 6 years old named King and I am so excited I have been working for this day for 4 years
i’m getting a horse after i pass my driving test!! it’ll be in the next 6 months to a year, i’ll be back to update
Update?
We still waiting 😂
About 1 month since my horse came home!
I couldn’t feel more clueless!
Thank you for all the training facts !
I’m trialing a horse this Sunday! I’m super excited, but a little nervous and these tips really helps thanks!! Wish me luck 🍀
This is a perfect video for me because my parents are getting me horse soon, and because I love horses and I think it's always good to be prepared.
I’m trying to plan a budget and I found this clip really great, thank you!🐎
I've always wanted a Noriker or an Appaloosa. I think they are beautiful horses.
Thanks my first horse that I’m gonna pick up in 2 weeks is an 8yr old gelding and he is a ourter horse name sancho
Sorry I meant grade gelding
How’s it going
WE JUST PURCHASED TWO MY GRANDDAUGHTER WANTSCTO START BARREL RACING. YOUR VIDEOS ARE HELPFUL I'VE BEEN AWAY FROM HORSES FOR ALONG TIME..THANKYOU
watching this even though im not planning to get a horse but i really want one
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Grooming Kit
Equine First Aid Kit
Basic Medical Products
Tack
Riding Helmet
Winter Supplies
Summer Supplies
Feed
Feed Bucket
Feed Storage
Water Bucket
What you will need to buy for your horse
I just got a pony yesterday! Perfect vid
Congrats!🥳🐴
Best of luck!
@@Floofert thanks!
@@CarmellaAbel thanks
@@annegriffin4710how are you and your horse doing
I love your videos ❤️. I have just purchased my first horse and I’m excited about bonding with him and starting ground work Your videos are so helpful and you make the progress easy to understand
How’s it going?
I've been riding since a young kid I've owned multiple horses. Been out of it awhile and getting back into horse ownership and wanna get back into the western pleasure show ring
Love love love your videos! I would love to see riding clothes review along with boots and what to look out for
im getting a horse in sprin next year!!
I just bought my first boy and he looks similar to tucker! Beautiful 💚 💙
Tucker has SUCH a cute face❤
I’ve always wanted a horse, if I ever have the money or if I still have my passion, I will get one, (when I’m 18) and it may be an American Quarter Horse
can you please make a video on how to steer a horse or turn a horse while
trotting or pass a horse while
trotting ? :)
Generally speaking, it's the same procedure you use to steer at a walk or a canter.
*Has horses, loves the refresher* I love your tips still to this day.
I’m getting a horse really soon and this helped me alot
Thanks from Chicago
I do want a horse so it did really help thanks also please do perfect
beginner stables
getting a horse soon this video was sooo helpfull thankyou
Just got a 16.1 Draft x Standardbred and Im retraining him for beginner lvl dressage. He is gaited and paces so I have my work cut out for me. I've been riding two times a week every month for 2 years now and working at my stable every Saturday for the past 6 months.
Great vid!! Hopefully someday soon I can use this advice 😆😆
Thanks, Tara!
I love watching your videos! They're really helpful and I'm definitely going to be using some of your tips and tricks in the future when I get a baby of my own, thank you so much.
I plan on getting a horse or 2. I've watched several of your videos already. Lots of information. I'm excited. I've done horseback riding twice. I just want a simple horse. I'll ride him/her around the area. I plan on doing all the care unless I'm going on vacation. Not a fan of animals being contained so if I was to do the boarding, I'll still want them out in the pasture.
That’s so cool! Not my like my opinion matter or anything but I would recommend doing riding for at least 2 years before owning a horse
As always, amazing trips!! 👏👏👏
I meant tips 😃
I'm getting a horse really soon! I'm so excited! My first time watching ur vids!
We just moved in a house a couple months ago; plus the last owners left the horse in our hands to take care of; I’ve only rode on a horse twice in my lifetime but never actually take care of one. This one in particular; she has never been trained; doesn’t like to be washed; I know first thing to do is to do ground work with her but there’s mostly sunlight and I can’t stand in the heat very long; plus she loves to eat. She’s probably about 15 years old. Just to need to know how I can work with her. Thanks in advance 😊
I wish to live off grid in the next 5-6 years so I wish to use a horse at that point to get around. I love animals very much and want to own maybe a few it just depends. Living in Kentucky you can see horses everywhere.
Lovely! Perfect for when I get me horse.
Thank You!
That horse is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen!🥰
This is great! I've been horse shopping for a WHILE now. Part of the problem is that I would prefer a pony, and sometimes I feel like I'm too big, but if tucker is only 13.1 that makes me feel a lot better that he's carrying an adult. Sometimes I worry I'm being too picky, but I also want to really click with my horse.
I know who you feel
I've been horse shopping for a while now
I just can't seem to find the perfect one
You and Tucker do awesome videos.
I love watching them.
Keep up the good work.
We took ownership of an Arabian. Don’t know much about horses. He originally came with this house we bought. He’s about 25 years old. Getting riding lessons for my daughter but I need help in learning everything to care for Champ. He’s living with us in his two room stable, ( if you will). I walk him into our alfalfa field now that is Fall. He eats alfalfa hat and grass from the field. Going to get a farrier out here real soon. I think he is in need now. Waiting on the rubber flooring to come in. Thank you for educating me that he needs to get out more. 30 mins a day isn’t much now that I watched your video. Also working on expanding his space What next piece should I focus on? I subscribed to you.
Its my bigets Dream to g’et one and i have now Bin riding for 4 years and love em soon il Be riding 2 times a week
Could you do a video on how to train an yearling, please? Xx
I was training 3 rescues for someone and she had nothing in her pasture that met the minimum standards for the requirements in my state,I’m purchasing the mustang she has in may to get her out because all the horses had thrush and the owner didn’t care and 8 had to treat them myself.she also admitted to not doing research and she just bought a horse,the horses have no nutritional foods
Great video. This will help out new owners . Your boy looks bored lets ride you talk all you want !
going to look for my first horse this weekend!! terrifying, but exciting..
You’re amazing and I love your videos
I bought a horse for the first time today. And I kid you not I fell off it badly now I got 3 stitches on the back of my head and my lower back is in so much pain. But by the grace of God I survived. Ya gotta fall to get back up and learn. I’ll be back on the horse tomorrow😭
You’re very kind. I like your attitude towards horses.
You are so cute with your horse :) Thank you for the next important tips! I hope to have my own horse one day... soon ;)
So excited!
Thank you Carmella this was very helpful!!
Tucker loves you ❤
You’re spot on 💯
Hi I know this might be a stupid question but if your keeping your horse in the pasture when and where do you feed it because I might be leasing a horse soon
im not gonna be getting a horse for the next 3 eternities but im still watching ❤
Excellent video!
I might get two ponies and I'm so excited!
I'm looking into leasing, but still pretty helpful
Thanks for the video!
When I got a horse I didn’t plan on the people being so mean, not all but a large portion of them told me I sucked and after 20 sum years of riding still told me I didn’t know what I was doing. And be careful of the trainers and people you board with, I had found out my horses were being taken to shows without my consent. I thought horse people would be down to earth and fun and help each other.
What if my parents are gonna get a horse and if so what would be a good starter horse that is good with beginners?
Great video! Thank you.
That's helped so much thanks 😊 ☺ 🙏 💕
Great video! Thanks! 🤠
this is so helpful thanks
Thank you for this video! I want to adopt horses one day 🐴
Don't forget the vet check! BTW, would my local vet go look at a horse with me if it were to be a couple hours away? Or would I have to get a vet closer to the horse I'm interested? (I know not to use the barns vet). I plan on getting a couple horses down the road. I've been saving for them. My aunt has also owned horses when she was younger, and when I was kid, up until her horse passed away in 2020. I'd take her too
Great video! Carmella, you are a equestrian genius😉
I'm planning to get a horse! But are dog can be very protective so he will tend to bark alot at the horse, I'm quiet young 10 yrs and I was hoping if you new a horse breed good for my size and calm around barking animals, btw for jumping too!
And have on my cow girl hat 🤠
Love the tips thank you so much it will help me a ton! 👍🏻
Nice!!