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Feb 7 11 5:40 AM
Melyni wrote:And who said that you had to have them one at a time? See that's a classic example of how lack of experience limits your understanding of how the horse world operates or how people and horses interract. It isn't necessary to own each one, you just have to be the person taking care of them to get the experience. My current barn houses 56 horses, I have run barns with up to 70 at at time. Lesson barns, boarding barns, college programs, competition barns, etc. etc. And had to deal with a lot of different horse situations in all of that. My oldest horse is in her 20's and she's been with me since she was 3 yrs old. When you have more experience and training you will see how things really are. And hopefully you'll be a lot less critical of others since you will by then have a clue as to what is important and what isn't.MW
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