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JessicaHolmestead · January 2007

I NEED A HORSE!!!! I AM GONNA DIE!!!! I NEED A HORSE !!!!~!!!!!!!!!! I SWARE!!!!! So anyways I need everyone to vote on the pole which horse I should get out of 4. I will copy and paste your name on word and the horse that was choosen and then print it out and shove it in his face. or something like that. :P xD So Here are the options and information on them. Slim Kim -Slim this adorable 4 year old, 15.1h ch gelding is good-natured, well mannered, quiet, and gets along well with people and other horses. For his first ride off the track recently, he was very calm and easy to ride. We took him over his first ground poles and he studied them for a second, figured "I can do that", and proceeded to step over them. Heâ€™s not excitable, spooky, or stupid. Heâ€™s a horse almost anyone can ride, and he'll be an easy retrain. Slim is sound and well put together. An excellent prospect for a young person and a good jumper prospect. Adoption fee: $500 Pics: <a href="http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/images-salehorses/Slim1.jpg"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/imag ... /Slim1.jpg</a> <a href="http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/images-salehorses/Slim2.jpg"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/imag ... /Slim2.jpg</a> <a href="http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/images-salehorses/OH-SlimKim3.jpg"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/imag ... imKim3.jpg</a> All American Pride this 6 year old bay mare is about 15.2hh and just off the track. We're currently evaluating her, but she seems to be sound with no stall vices. Should be a good sport horse prospect.. Adoption fee: $500 Pics: <a href="http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/images-salehorses/OH-AllAmericanPride1.jpg"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/imag ... Pride1.jpg</a> <a href="http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/images-salehorses/OH-AllAmericanPride2.jpg"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/imag ... Pride2.jpg</a> Me son A classy dark bay/black 2002 gelding. He measures a full 16.1 1/2hh (we sticked him) and has been lightly raced; trainer says sound/no vices. He has an easy-going attitude and quiet temperament. Me Son will be ready for adoption as soon as we have had a chance to evaluate him. Adoption fee: $500 Pics: <a href="http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/images-salehorses/Me_son.jpg"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/imag ... Me_son.jpg</a> Joes Q Winner 3 year gelding, 15.2 and growing. Joe is just super!! He's a nice, young horse with a lot of potential for almost any discipline. He is available to a good home for $500 Pics: <a href="http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/images-salehorses/JoeQWinner.jpg"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://www.canterusa.org/ohio/sale/imag ... Winner.jpg</a> Please give me opions and tell me what you know! HELP!

JessicaHolmestead · January 2007

If you wanna vote for Joe just tell me. Also ALL photos belong to Canterusa.org

Tabby · January 2007

I Like Me Son

Kazuko · January 2007

I vote Slim. =3

3eagles · January 2007

I think Joe or Slim, they both seem really nice. They are all very nice looking horses.

rexl0ver4 · January 2007

i like son :P

Black_hearted · January 2007

I vote for Slim. Its not all about the looks of a horse while Slim is also a very well put together horse it sounds like he has an very good, quiet and Easy going temperment. While Son is propaly the best looking horse out of the 4 its important to have a quiet horse for you so, Slim sounds like the best.

JessicaHolmestead · January 2007

Wow thanks so much this will help

Tattoo · January 2007

Question, have you met the horses in person, ever rode a fresh OTTB, have the time, confidence, and ability to handle an OTTB? I used to ride/ reschool OTTBs for my old barn, and though I loved them (and their jumping ability) they had horrible ground manners, were girthy, bolted, spooked, etc. I couldn't take them out on the trail for fear that they would bolt and I'd get thrown.

~*Ayla*~ · January 2007

I'd go with Slim.

Ruffian · January 2007

Before I vote... 1.) How good of a rider are you? 2.) How long have you been riding? 3.) Are you willing to take a challege on a horse that has been off the track, or just a horse that is for adoption? I'm just wondering that ^_^ OTTBs are a good project/prospect, but they need respect and patience. Trust me, I've had an OTTB and it was ALOT of hard work. Took us about 3+ yrs before we showed. But it is also a very good outcome, but you need to have the expierence and know these graceful creatures before you buy/start training (I'm not saying your not expierenced, just helping ^_^) and I was just wondering those three things also before I vote. Once I see the answers 1-3, I'll try to vote. But if you are looking for a nice, calm horse, or a horse that is already showed, I say try a horse that is trained. but anyways

I'm just trying to give some helpful tips. please don't rant. I hate ranting >.>-hides- but if they are trained, I missed something xD *re-reads again*

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