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 Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 4:43 pm
Thanks. <3 I'm really lucky to have her, and I deffinatley don't deserve her. Not even for a second.
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Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 4:42 pm
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Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 3:33 pm
Update: I've applied to and been added to the Questline Charity. <33
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2007 7:47 am
Katersaur... did you ride at Casperey Stables? O______O
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2007 3:18 pm
...Yes. How spooky. I'm assuming you know of it? o.o Thanks for the donation, btw. <33
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2007 6:23 pm
I rode there many many moons ago, back when Snickers was easy going, Sir Grey still won shows, Davenport (my love) was a school horse and Windsong was the most dependable lesson mare they had. XDD
Gotta love the old days. XD
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Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2007 6:26 pm
HOLYSHIZ. That is so odd! Man, I loved Casperey. The Coconut Creek one is gone now, unfortunatley. When I quit was when they were selling it. :/ It was kind of rough on me.
Snickers was my favorite. <3 Freckles and Barney were pretty awesome, as well... Were they around when you were there? And Jabob. Those were the four I rode. Snick was the most, though. He was a good gelding... just overly excited about cantering. x) That's what had thrown me off when I fell. It was all my fault... I wasn't paying enough attention.
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Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 4:47 pm
Actually, to be quite honest I hated it. To many horses on too little property... I was very glad when they packed up and moved to Loxahatchee. Also the rules were way to relaxed.. I constantly saw kids running around doing who knows what.
And yeah, I would visit every so often up until it closed... namely because a friend still rode there. I know they still have Snickers ( that horse could PEE!) Freckles and a few others, but I know they sold Camper, Dorrie, and the rest.
Sir Grey died not too long ago, as did Dream... (One of the main reasons I hated the place/owner) and I think they sold Kasey. The owner was pretty nasty when I asked to post fliers about the ride-a-thon we were hosting at Horses and the Handicapped right before they were gonna sell as well, so yeah.. nothing redeeming about it.
Other then Davenport and Windsong. <3
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 5:08 am
The owner was a witch. >.>
Awww, they sold Camper? He was a sweetheart.
I know what you mean. The little kids who rode in my time bracket were a far cry from mature, and I'd say they're parents were at their level, as well. It was pretty frustrating, but the horses behaved for the most part. I almost died when I moved to NC and found out that the stables I was keeping my mare at had these three little brats that ran around screaming all the time. -mutter- They used to pull on Ginger, too. Until I had an arguement with them about it:
Kater: "Why are you touching my horse?"
3 kids: "He's not your horse. He's the stable's!"
Kater: "She's my horse. Don't touch her."
3 kids: "She doesn't bite."
Kater: "Oh yes she does. She'll take off that finger if you don't get out of here."
3 kids: -run away-
Their dad was a jerk, too. >.> He keeps buying horses for a 'trail ride' thing that he is 'going to start'. He's yet to actually train any of them how to trail ride with inexperianced riders, and none of them are at a good age for it. (They're all pretty young, most of them pretty green.) I guess every barn has their issues.
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