well now you have to look for ponies 12 twos anyone listening and when you bring them home like i know every horse is different and you have a different kind of path for every horse but what are the main things that you need them to be competent and confident in doing before you'll even consider the next point of sale

oh well yeah well get them out and whether it's three or all you get a little jump and then But I suppose for us now with two of us, one person the next day has to be able to manage their horse.

So if it's a three-year-old, he has to be able to lead into where he needs to go, the washbox, tie stalls, pick his feet up, do all that type of thing first because there's nobody to folly around the next day.

He has to go in.

Then the ridden ones, I'd probably long rein them first.

over whatever's in there, you know, around the farm, just like thoroughbred horses everywhere down there.

So if you ride them and they meet them on the gallops, you know, you're better off doing it on long reins.

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