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Jul 4 08 8:02 AM
TrickRoperDeluxe wrote: justbloo wrote: Yeah, sorry... to some little walk-trotter in their first 4-H show, the ribbon is treasured beyond belief (My college kid still has his first 4-H ribbon hanging on his bulletin board. Dern thing sure is showing its age, too) Not talking about young kids an you dang well know it. 4-H at its best is just a stepping stone. Its certainly not a selling point for most. But I agree with off of ya, the ad should have focused on the horse. Some people like to 'target' the 4-H'ers though when selling a horse. How many ads do you see listed like on Craigslist or Dreamhorse that say for 4-H or 'great 4-H prospect'? you see tons of adds like that because the horse isnt marketable for anything in particuler an 4-H doesnt focus on anything in particuler so its a natural fit =) Now im not against 4-H , but im not gonna glorify it either. Its a place for kids to have fun an get an idea of what showing is like.
justbloo wrote: Yeah, sorry... to some little walk-trotter in their first 4-H show, the ribbon is treasured beyond belief (My college kid still has his first 4-H ribbon hanging on his bulletin board. Dern thing sure is showing its age, too) Not talking about young kids an you dang well know it. 4-H at its best is just a stepping stone. Its certainly not a selling point for most. But I agree with off of ya, the ad should have focused on the horse. Some people like to 'target' the 4-H'ers though when selling a horse. How many ads do you see listed like on Craigslist or Dreamhorse that say for 4-H or 'great 4-H prospect'?
you see tons of adds like that because the horse isnt marketable for anything in particuler an 4-H doesnt focus on anything in particuler so its a natural fit =) Now im not against 4-H , but im not gonna glorify it either. Its a place for kids to have fun an get an idea of what showing is like.
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