[QUOTE=mademoiselle;2945157]
I can’t believe that this people spent almost 2 months to try to the horse and are willing to buy him with a very crappy vet check. It just doesn’t make sense …
If I was buying a horse for my daughter to show the hunters, calcification of the ankles would be a deal breaker. And trust me, I have bought my share load of horses with less than stellar vet check, … but that one would be a no, no … I don’t get this people.
Let me get it straight. They want to buy a horse, but refuse to go to fly to see him.
Try him over a very long period of time because they want to be sure, sure, sure that it will be the right horse.
They take him to a show and it’s a disaster, the horse refuse and don’t finish his classes and teh kid can’t ride him. (Red flag)
He has a very bad PPE, and they still go ahead ?
It just doesn’t seem right[/QUOTE]
As my mother is fond of saying (in her best Lancashire) “There’s nowt queerer than folk”
That would be queer as in strange, not the more modern meaning :winkgrin:
Alison