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Do you need a pony exercising in Worcestershire?

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Al1son · 23/04/2011 14:36

DD is 14, very responsible and mature.
Professionally trained, effective rider capable of prelim dressage
and 2'6 course. Able to help school, hack, exercise etc...
Happy to feed/ muck out while she is there.
Sensible horses/ ponies only.
Please PM me if you are anywhere near Inkberrow.

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MitchiestInge · 23/04/2011 14:57

If only we were in Worcestershire and if only the pony could be described as 'sensible'!

Bump for you anyway.

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Al1son · 23/04/2011 15:33

Thank you!

DD says I'm mean putting the 'sensible' bit on there. She doesn't mind being dumped. It makes it more interesting apparently Grin

Love the name Mitch!

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Al1son · 23/04/2011 18:06

Bump Smile

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CMOTdibbler · 23/04/2011 18:20

If only she was smaller, she'd be welcome to ride our pony in Worcester - but he's a bit little...

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Al1son · 23/04/2011 23:32

Shame but thanks anyway Smile

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Al1son · 24/04/2011 11:32

Bump

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itsthawooluff · 27/04/2011 18:32

How tall is DD? How strong is she?

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Al1son · 03/05/2011 09:49

Sorry have only just found this question!

She is 5'1" and a solid build although not overweight. She's been working for rides on a stable yard and is definitely pretty fit.

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Al1son · 03/05/2011 10:01

Sorry have only just found this question!

She is 5'1" and a solid build although not overweight. She's been working for rides on a stable yard and is definitely pretty fit.

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