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  Shipwrecked and Flat Out Zapped
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          Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | hoofs_in_motion - 2014-02-24 3:52 PM LRQHS - 2014-02-24 3:49 PM hoofs_in_motion - 2014-02-24 3:41 PM LRQHS - 2014-02-24 3:39 PM hoofs_in_motion - 2014-02-24 3:37 PM LRQHS - 2014-02-24 3:35 PM hoofs_in_motion - 2014-02-24 3:34 PM My finished mare, I really really don't like people riding....unless they give me beer.
Colts, I pay $20 a ride. For how long???? Normally 30 minutes to an hour....but then again it depends on how old that colt is, 4 year olds get put on the cattle.....they can be lightly ridden for 2 hours, then heavily worked for an hour. lol....not 15 minutes and no sweat then? LMAO that is not worth a ride LOL!!!!!!! I hope you told her to pucker up if she wanted that 20 bucks LOL I gave it to her. I just said I'd call her if I needed her again. I didn't call. Next time you get one that's track broke....make a trip to kansas...I've got a girlfriend who can put a SUPER NICE handle on a track broke horse. She has 2 now, that are 1D butt kicking barrel horses in my area.
Kansas??? That's a bit far..... |
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Cat Collector
Posts: 1430
     
| I take outside horses for conditioning.
I am fully booked with it.
I ride them 6 days a week with a break in the middle of the week, they are fed quality feed and checked on a few times a day. I do a square around the property so it adds up to about 6 miles, with a lot of long trotting and walking.
I charge quite a bit to do it but people pay for it because they do not want to do it themselves and people who know me know that I look after my horses. |
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| Back when I was in high school I did that exact thing. I rode each one for 1-1.5hrs/day 4-5 x a week. Kept them clipped, bathed, and rode. I charged $25/hr. Demographically I was in the right place to get that, if I had lived in Oklahoma it would probably be about $15/hr for a teenager. Make sure the person you have riding for you really knows what they are doing. Some say they do and some actually do! Some of the people I rode for had specific workouts and plans they wanted me to follow, that actually made it easier for me because I knew exactly what they wanted and being a young teenager it eased the apprehension of "am I covering what they want, are they going to like the results, etc."
Edited by FlyingJT 2014-02-24 4:17 PM
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Sock Snob
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| If i have an indoor i would install underwater treadmill and keep my horses inshape and others with a h2O treadmill.
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 Night Watchman
Posts: 5516
  Location: Central Montana | Yes, depending on the person and the price. |
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 Mature beyond Years
Posts: 10780
        Location: North of the 49th Parallel | I've been approached about this but I had no idea what I'd charge. Now, I'm the one wanting it, but then again it depends on the person and price. |
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 Hog Tie My Mojo
Posts: 4847
       Location: Opelousas, LA | LRQHS - 2014-02-24 2:05 PM I would pay to have good, competent help that did what I asked. I haven't been able to find that yet.
I'd pay $10 a ride and I'd want you to actually ride the horse for let's say an hour at a time.
You look for the good help and I will look for a purple unicorn, rope halter to the winner,lol.
Seriously, there is a lot of bonding that goes on in those daily rides legging one up. I would pay to send them to an aqua tred but not to ride something that I will be running. |
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Pig-Bear Dog Lover
   
| Nope I wouldn't... if its training.. sure.. but not to be legged up. If I'm that lazy I don't need to have horses. |
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