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Connecting horse owners and riders across North America
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Connecting horse owners and riders across North America
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Riding for 14 years, looking for a confirmed schoolmaster or finished horse for 2 days a week of dressage and hacking. Happy to help with turnout, feeding, and grooming. Personal liability insurance carried.
Kids left for college, leaving behind an existential void and two tack trunks full of monogrammed horse blankets. Former amateur hunter rider looking for a confirmed schoolmaster who appreciates extreme grooming, lukewarm sponge baths, and endless forehead scritches. Will bake banana bread for the barn owner and keep your feed room looking like a Pinterest board.
Sold my AI software startup and my therapist suggested touch grass. I decided to touch 1,200 lbs of equine majesty instead. Completed 16 lessons, learned the posting trot (mostly), and bought $900 riding boots that squeak in the barn aisle. Looking for a quieter mount and an owner willing to assess our fit in person. Happy to help with barn costs and hay.
Spent 15 years turning cans at Mach 3. My orthopedic surgeon and my mother have formally petitioned me to transition to dressage and long trail rides. Seat like superglue, hands soft as butter, and I can stay on through an earthquake. Looking for a spirited, forward-thinking horse whose brain isn't fried. If your horse has a little motor and loves to work, I'm your girl.
Certified architectural draftsman who brings the same geometric obsession to the sandbox. I will spend 35 minutes analyzing the impulsion of our walk transitions. Looking for a rhythmic warmblood or Iberian cross who appreciates matching LeMieux pads and bandage wraps. I clean tack after every single ride with glycerin and toothbrushes; your saddle will never look cleaner.