http://www.dreamhorse.com/show_horse.php?form_horse_id=1480475
Now you know.
Wow, the horse and rider made a very nice picture, didn't they?
Next question, how long will a 16yo GP horse actually be able to work
at that level, do you know?
I'm going riding with my old dressage trainer on Sunday. She has a
horse much like this, but I believe he's a little older than that.
cg
The fact that he's price dirt cheap indicates that he's not competitive.
This does not mean that you won't be able to learn the movements on him,
r even go out a couple of times, but he's likely to have some
maintenance issues.
He'd be worth enquiring about if you wanted a schoolmaster.
Catja
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Textbook.
> Next question, how long will a 16yo GP horse actually be able to work
> at that level, do you know?
I'm sure it varies but the strength moves are going to go first I bet.
> I'm going riding with my old dressage trainer on Sunday. She has a
> horse much like this, but I believe he's a little older than that.
Cool.
sharon