<span style="color:darkred">Okay so for the last year or two Ive been trying to convince my mum to register my horse in my name. And she's like, no. <br>Its always been knowledge that she wanted to sell him, hell, she got him for free off a breeder because the stallion she wanted from her was already sold. <br>His name is Zhabolic, or Zharz.<br>Mind you, he is a steel grey pure arabian; now a gelding.<br>Calm as anything. When my step-dad broke him in for riding, he said that Zharz was the only horse he had ever broken in (and he has broken in a lot of horses) that had rolled onto his back with the roller still on. Retard.<br>Besides my step-dad, I was basically the first person to ride him, but it has been over 2 years now.
<br>I fell off once, and that was because there was a dead sheep on the road - not even a bruise! - but he has always been calm and moochie. <br>He also loves the colour orange, carrots and hay.
:P <br><br>He is currently at my grandparents house with my cousin for her to ride, but she got on him twice in the last 2 years and each time she got bucked off.<br>Im so annoyed though because it was 'zharz's fault, *cousins name* knows how to ride better than *my name* but she never got bucked off!' ..<br>Im like, hello, been around horses for the past 17 FRICKIN years and Ive known Zharz since he was 6 MONTHS OLD .. btw; hes nearly 7.<br>So yeah. My cousin learnt to ride on old, school teacher horses. Zharz is still green cause he was hardly ridden. So when she tugs at his mouth or digs her heels in. <span style="font-weight:bold">Who can guess whats gonna happen!!?!?!!</span><br><br>But yeah. Now that he is in my name it means she cant sell him without my permission or signature. Which was the only reason I wanted him in my name to begin with.<br>It was so random though, she just messaged me this;<br>"I just registered Zharz in your name, everything is paid for and done"<br>Im still jumping up and down in excitement!<br><br>Ill post a photo of him in a sec! </span>
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