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Deb_Moderator
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 Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 4:52 am Post subject: Knobs.... |
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Turns out to be a pure bred Kiger Mustang.  Of which I know absolutely NOTHING about the breed. Apparently the grandparents of Knobs came from the wild herd that runs on Steen Mountain. Knobs will not be worth a lot of money, because of the white blaze. I guess Kiger Mustangs are not supposed to have white on them at all.
I can be the proud owner of this fine animal for $750.00. Pretty much the owner of both Tippy and Knobs said that he would like to keep Tippy with me and the pasture rent and feed would be the payment for Knobs.
Plus, someone came to the farm today wanting to make an offer. That will be the 4th person to just show up out of the blue to do this.
Whatcha think? |
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Aussie Chick
Joined: 23 Apr 2005
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Location: Milton Keynes/ Brisbane
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| Don't know Deb you seem pretty attached to Knobs |
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milkmaid
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there suposed to be tough houses arn't they ,
i'd say yes but that's me ,  went riding for the first time in forteen years ,i used to work as a groom with eventers before i moved to the city to get married ,didn't ride for a long time ,i've got a really bad seat ,after riding really fresh horses ,went riding and the whole experience was really humiliating ,the instucter spent an hour shouting and screaming at me have ridden since ,rode sat thanks to holly and really enjoyed it forgotten how much i missed horses ,and the t team is up here on the 26 of nov
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Loudmouth Schnook
Joined: 01 Nov 2005
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Location: Back, Isle of Lewis
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I was shocked to see Suz appear at my place to go on the horse! Thought Toni was coming with Gizzy, but no!!! Suz has been eyeing up my boys for quite a long time, especially Young Paddy. Giz tells me that she's built several barns, one of them for Y. Paddy for when she's won the lottery and can buy him off us. I got the feeling she's even more in love now....  |
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milkmaid
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he was great ,no messing about and very reponsive ,live ridding a very comfy sofa
thanks for letting me ride him holly
suz |
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Deb_Moderator
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Well...Don has decided to buy Knobs as his own. Talked to Scott the owner tonight. It is a done deal. We will be learning all about the breed and figuring out the best methods for training...as wild horses tend to handle methods differently I guess. Found out tonight that mom is wild, right off the mountain! No wonder I have such a hard time with her. 
http://www.kigermustangs.org/
http://www.kigers.com/smkr/
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Aussie Chick
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| Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 8:35 am Post subject: |
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| Sounds like you'll have your work cut out for you! Hours of pure enjoyment Deb |
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CP
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| Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 11:15 am Post subject: |
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That's wonderful news Deb!  
I knew you weren't looking forward to saying goodbye to her when the time came. You are very lucky, & I'm very jealous!   |
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