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[Lucid Dreamer]

that's what every says :3, but I refuse to give up on her, my parents have even tried to get me to sell her on ((which we never do)) but I refuse, and I suppose all horses pose as a danger though.

[ryukrem]

the thing is, she is not just a danger to you, but a danger to herself. She could easiy break a leg or worse when she reacts like that.
if you really want to keep her i'll be supportive, but take baby steps. train her like shes never been ridden.

[Lucid Dreamer]

trust me, I've tried! I rode her a few days ago, rode like a dream, and then the last time I rode her, ((when I fell off)) she was a nightmare and just flipped, I'm in too much pain to ride at the moment, but she has good days, and her bad days, Its just on her bad days she is a compete and utter nightmare! But my friend Sharni is coming round on Friday, so were gonna start training again, were gonna lung her first ((when we got her she had never being lunged))

[ryukrem]

maybe try training her right now, like shes never had a saddle on. look up some techniques for saddle breaking a horse because you could just start from square one.

[Lucid Dreamer]

we have come to decision to sell Candy...she is just out of control and too dangerous to even go near, we cant take her back from the paddock, tack her up, rider her, lunge her.. I have vids of her and I will give you links when there on YouTube.

[ryukrem]

I was hoping you would make that decision. I know it'll be hard, but you don't want to hurt her or you.

[Lucid Dreamer]

yeah, we have someone coming to look at loaning her and then maybe buying her at the weekend, but I rode her yesterday, a
and as soon as I sat on her, she was like a bucking bronco, but the only problem is that if we want to sell her, I highly doubt that anyone will take her one with the way she is at the moment.

[ryukrem]

is she okay with other horses? might want to send her to a field or companion farm if nobody buys her.

[Lucid Dreamer]

yep, and we have found someone! She is full loneing her for 3 months, deciding then if she wants to buy her, she is VERY experienced with horses, and has ten of her own. She went today....but she is very happy there, and i grey gelding who is the boss as taken a liking to her think its because she is very dominant, she will be in hand shown, and we are going to check up on her once every month, i am VERY sad to see her go, but at least i know she is in very good hands...

[ryukrem]

im glad you found her a good home!