Everyone has a dream horse. For some, it may be shaggy Shetland pony. For others, a black mysterious stallion. I honestly, I'm not sure what mine would be... Maybe a tall sturdy bay...I would recommend a trainer who knows you well, make sure he would be fit for you. A horse should be bought broken in, and if not, find a suitable trainer. Naming your horse can be tough..unlike a stuffed horse, you cant change hi/her name everyday..My trainer has a horse named Goodness Gracious. Gracie for short. She is called this because sometimes she is a pain in the tail. So choose wisely! Another thing is finding the right feed.If the horse you are buying is from a previous owner, make sure to learn the feed. If its a foal you are raising, ask your vet.They will be able to help. I know..I know..i'm laying a million things on you...
But these are important. Remember these simple steps to having your dream horse.
Im sure every rider has a dream horse!
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