[QUOTE=HorseKrazy;7349320]
Almost feel sorry for the guy. Almost… And then there is the piaffe video…[/QUOTE]
Yes, and then I remember the day I was swindled as a teenager, at the mall, by a guy trying to sell car stereos out of his van. Then I’m pissed all over again.
We all work too hard to have someone jump up and try to pull the wool over our eyes.
edited for spelling bc I know how you guys are about that :winkgrin:
[QUOTE=BigBayHanoMare;7349329]
Ooo girl, you got some brassy balls, I just took a screen grab of the latest post with links to the emails from Jentri Stables![/QUOTE]
I’m being coached behind the scenes, they are imposter brassy balls :lol:
[QUOTE=Mosey_2003;7349337]
I’m being coached behind the scenes, they are imposter brassy balls :lol:[/QUOTE]
Oh, this just got WAY more interesting…if you don’t want to post here, PM me with who you have coaching you!
[QUOTE=furlong47;7349323]
Be careful what you wish for…
http://i40.tinypic.com/wgrorm.jpg 
Notice Richard Simmons rides so light, he doesn’t even need to hold the reins. Just hump.[/QUOTE]
I love this so much.
[QUOTE=EvieG13;7349319]
And I posted on the NJ barn’s (Suffolk Stables) clinic with Nick Peronace announcement letting them know the truth about his claims. I also posted something about how he looks like he might be capable of giving very basic sit up, heels down, eyes ahead, here’s how you steer, w/t/c lessons but that the farm already did a lovely job with that with healthy happy looking horses in decent fitting tack with happy looking students so why Less than an hour later it was deleted. Now I can’t find the advert at all? Perhaps they cancelled the clinic? Anyone else see it on FB anywhere?[/QUOTE]
This is wildly inappropriate and very much not OK. You guys are having a lot of fun as cats playing with the string ball and I am guilty of this too.
When you pull non involved victims into it and out them in a public way you cross the line. These poor people have nothing to do with the string ball and probably believed NP in a good natured way. They do not deserve to be informed of this by you publicly dropping a hot and steamy. They have clients and boarders who dont need to be involved in this.
Stop.
[QUOTE=furlong47;7349323]
Be careful what you wish for…
http://i40.tinypic.com/wgrorm.jpg
Notice Richard Simmons rides so light, he doesn’t even need to hold the reins. Just hump.[/QUOTE]
He has fabulous form to be a vaulter…
[QUOTE=furlong47;7349323]
Be careful what you wish for…
http://i40.tinypic.com/wgrorm.jpg
Notice Richard Simmons rides so light, he doesn’t even need to hold the reins. Just hump.[/QUOTE]
Shhh…No words. Just dreams now.
End of game. Furlong wins.
(for the record, I haven’t laughed that hard at a manip in a looooong time! HILARIOUS!)
[QUOTE=Blume Farm;7349186]
I completely agree with this. I think that is why I find things like this so irritating. I have put a lot of work into just being a struggling AA! I deal with stuff like this all day at work and maybe that is why I agree so strongly with this sentiment. I can’t tell you how many backyard breeders i see that think they are professional vets. Don’t call yourself a professional ANYTHING unless you can back up the title with REAL qualifications. Simple.[/QUOTE] I very much agree. Thing is, TO ME, I don’t think he’s riding that canter very well for a $75/45 minute Professional - I think he’s missing a lot of flexibility in his back and hips and contact. I’d be very curious to watch his sitting trot. I don’t even think I’d be so bothered, as I’ve seen other “trainers” who aren’t great riders, if he didn’t intentionally mislead people. I feel most sorry for AAs who think they’re getting such a recognized and experience trainer. These are the types of situations the USDF and USEF dressage committee harp unpleasantly on AAs for. PS. But then he posted the following: ******** You know what would be ideal? If I could find like a hunter that does easy quick changes that is alittle older so his muscles are also developed, say around 10yr. All Id have to do is polish a bit and teach lateral movements and go right into a Third Level test at a show. Doesnt take long really. Then over the winter I can work on perfecting the collection, and develop the right muscles while teaching Tempi Changes, and by spring again compete 4th level Prix St. George.
That could be the game plan anyway lol!! ****** Sooooooo, just buy a hunter who can swap leads and then in one year go PSG? Really?
[QUOTE=Mosey_2003;7349302]
We’re like a rabid pack of Google-masters! If I ever decide to date someone new again I’m setting COTH loose as a background check :lol:[/QUOTE]
No kidding!!!
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[QUOTE=Manahmanah;7349347]
This is wildly inappropriate and very much not OK. You guys are having a lot of fun as cats playing with the string ball and I am guilty of this too.
When you pull non involved victims into it and out them in a public way you cross the line. These poor people have nothing to do with the string ball and probably believed NP in a good natured way. They do not deserve to be informed of this by you publicly dropping a hot and steamy. They have clients and boarders who dont need to be involved in this.
Stop.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I kinda agree there… I’m good with playing with him on his own page where he can delete me if he wants, but I think that would’ve best been done by private message, if at all…
Nick Peronace FB
You can inbox me, thats a professional way of handling things yes.
As if Excedra wasn’t bad enough…
My inner English tutor is crying. Wasn’t there some Charlie’s Angels joke about this? “Just stick it in my {mail} slot?” Charlie’s Angels crossed with Yoda? :no:
Oh well, maybe I can take some Excedra for my headache?
There once was a charlatan “master”
who thought of a scheme to get rich faster
but COTH would not fall
for his bombastic gall,
and his scheme has turned into disaster.
There once was a charlatan “master”
who thought of a scheme to get rich faster
but COTH would not fall
for his bombastic gall,
and his scheme has turned into disaster.
[QUOTE=NJRider;7349361]
Still there https://www.facebook.com/events/522997974474771/[/QUOTE]
Not OK. Crossing the line. Leave these poor people alone.
[QUOTE=Manahmanah;7349371]
Not OK. Crossing the line. Leave these poor people alone.[/QUOTE]
Yes. It’s not their fault that he is unethical. He has done enough damage, we shouldn’t join in.
[QUOTE=furlong47;7349323]
Be careful what you wish for…
http://i40.tinypic.com/wgrorm.jpg
Notice Richard Simmons rides so light, he doesn’t even need to hold the reins. Just hump.[/QUOTE]
Skillz.
[QUOTE=Manahmanah;7349371]
Not OK. Crossing the line. Leave these poor people alone.[/QUOTE]
Some one thought the ad for the clinic was removed but the event page is still there. There are zero posts from this thread.
There’s another short cantering video and an unmounted flexion video á la Baucher on Suffolk Stables’ FB page. Date is Dec. 18 2013, in case my copy/paste skills aren’t mad
https://m.facebook.com/groups/412949013311?__user=1673570504
[QUOTE=Manahmanah;7349347]
This is wildly inappropriate and very much not OK. You guys are having a lot of fun as cats playing with the string ball and I am guilty of this too.
When you pull non involved victims into it and out them in a public way you cross the line. These poor people have nothing to do with the string ball and probably believed NP in a good natured way. They do not deserve to be informed of this by you publicly dropping a hot and steamy. They have clients and boarders who dont need to be involved in this.
Stop.[/QUOTE]
You definitely have a point and to be honest I wish I had thought of it. I DO think they are a decent riding barn and I respect them as a good horse business and was angry on their behalf if they had been duped by him but I (obviously) did not stop to think about the possibility of sending a private message. It is their business and their choice if they want to have him do a clinic at their barn. I appreciate you for pointing this out to me Manahmanah. I should not have needed the reminder. I will send them a PM apologizing for my behavior. Thank you.
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