HP, my trainer is from Umbagwandaledesh, and cannot actually go to shows with me because he has been kicked out due to attempting to load the horses onto a double decker to take them to slaughter. So he stands outside of the grouds and signs to me what to do. thats how all of the top trainers today do it.
So you can train with him if you want, just watch your horses carefully. My 2 y/o 19.8 hand filly who I am currently jumping 8 feet and we are going to the olympics soon, has a chunk about the size of a quarter gone from her butt because my trainer said that she was a chicken for spooking at the glare on his chainsaw, so he decided to taste, to see if horse tastes like chicken too…
i can’t believe your trainer embarassed you soooo much! you can come ride with us. but your colors may be hard to get ready. we have three. the “base” color is lepoard print. but not just regular lepoard print, its neon pink and black. gotta make sure we aren’t like those other barns that use lepoard. the second color is neon yellow, to offset the LOVELY pattern in the previous color. the third, which is my favorite, is multi-colored neon polka dots on black. you HAVE to have alllll of these colors to ride with my trainer. these are the colors of the flag from my trainer’s native country, Umbagwandaledesh, so it is disrespect to him if you do not use them, and he will eat your horse if you show him disrespect.
But you can’t train with us unless your horse is ‘proper.’ has to be at least 17.9 hands, and under the age of 4. if you aren’t already jumping 5 1/2 feet, you can’t possibly handle what he will be training you, and you have to be able to jump these on your horse whilest standing up in the saddle, so you may want to practice a little before changing barns.
If you want, I can send my trainer to your barn and he can either take all of your trainers horses to slaughter. That will teach him. Or he can jiberrish whisper into the horses ears and turn them all against the trainer. which ever is better for you.