Omg you liked my comment ty

Thank you! We have done some schooling shows in the Hunters and Eq, but she truly lights up in the jumper ring! :)

It’s actually our business to retrain youngsters, not that I should have to explain my family’s situation. I wish I could be handed everything in life, but that’s just not how it works! We have worked very hard to be able to have the things we have, but thank you for your concern though!!

Hi! Are you looking in Europe? If so, I used facebook groups and I also found the barn Kastaar was at through ehorses.com. The biggest thing I would suggest if you cannot try the horse is to really make sure the horse actually exists. I found several scams while searching. It can be difficult to find connections and reliable people, but as long as you are very thorough (make sure to get x-rays!!), I’m sure you’ll find a great horse! I looked at mostly youngsters who are just starting to jump, so I do not have a ton of references for horses already at that level. If you have a trainer, I would also suggest having them watch the horse flat and jump so you have a second opinion as well. I think it is vital to have someone more knowledgeable with you whenever purchasing a horse. Good luck!

thanks so much for the reply and even more the advice💙 i'm lucky enough to actually be able to go see these horses in person but my trainer won't be able to come along, but I will definitely have her look at the videos, thanks. i've actually had a chance to check out the web site you recommended and it's absolutely amazing so much potential on there, so thanks again🤗🤗 one of my biggest concerns is shipping. Was it as big as a hustle as everyone says it is? also what shipping company did you use. and were you happy with their service? was it relatively well priced too? once again, thanks for the reply, usually my questions go unanswered lol🤧🤧 and I think I speak for most of us when I say we're anxiously awaiting for new content💜💖

It depends on where you end up finding the horse from. I used the shippers that Kastaar’s old owners recommended. Buying a mare or stallion is much more complicated than a gelding. Geldings are typically about $1000-2000 cheaper to ship, and their quarantine time is much shorter. I recommend seeing which company has the best rates from the country your future horse is coming from. Usually if the person you are buying from frequently ships to the US, they will have some companies that they think are better. I can’t remember which company shipped Kastaar over (my dad handled that for me lol), but I was very happy with how they took care of him. Most equine airlines have good reputations and are trustworthy, make sure you read some reviews and ask the owners :) Both of my horses are on a mini vacation at the moment, but I want to make some content with them once they are back to full work!

thanks a lot for the information, I'm planning a trip for the end of April. hopefully it goes well💖

You’re welcome! Please let me know how it goes :)

Cool!

thank you!!

haha i lost it my first time at wec and stole that one

thank you, i’m glad to be back!

Yup, just for show! :)

Thank you!! I’m hoping to upload soon!

@@leaandbellagrace5088 yaayyy!!! I'm so excited. Now I have something to look forward to 😆

That’s a good idea! There’s so many stereotypes about the process so I would love to share my experience!

I did not bring her, but I definitely went through all my videos with her before deciding. My dad and I did most of it ourselves which was overwhelming but I loved it :)

awe thank you!!! ❤️

oops, sorry! Thanks :)

@@leaandbellagrace5088 oh don't worry about it! I was just wondering why your riding was so good in such short time lol.

awe thanks :) I had such a hard time finding a good title for that video 😂

We went through EHS! They set everything up for us, including the flight, so I’m sure on all of the specifics! Totally recommend them though!

Awe thank you!

awe thank you!! sure, even though I miss them a bit still 😂

thanks!!

My breeches are from horze! Not sure which specific kind tho. Thanks!

awe thank you!!

​@@leaandbellagrace5088 you're welcome!😃😃

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awe it used to be high for me too, you get used to heights once you jump it for a while. I’m sure you will jump much higher than that in the future! (hopefully that didn’t seem insensitive, we’re all on different paths when it comes to riding! 💕)

leaandbellagrace omg i can’t believe you responded your my idol🥺🦋❤️

awe, hi! you just made my day, thank you 🥰❤️

it’s really been working for us!

awe :( it would’ve been so fun to meet you!

thank you!! I’ve never been, but I would love to someday!

It doesn't have a brand on it, but I bought it in Sweden. Thank you!!

hahah I’m trying to be active 😂

thank you!! I have a Nikon D3500 and I find my music from KZbin!

Bates!

Yup, I do show jumping!

They both somehow fit in my current one for now, and I plan on getting a new one for one of them. I’m not sure which yet :) Thank uu!!!

This video was edited with iMovie, now I use Pinnacle Studio!

Thanks!!

cool!

yea, most of the pads I bought, I didn’t realize they were so big until I put them on! They’re perfect for lunging and bareback though :)

They can if the rider isn’t careful and maintain soft hands, if the horse is in pain, mine at least, will throw a fit until the pain stops. And every horse prefers different bits, so the bits each horse likes fits with their mouth type, and how strong they are in the mouth :)

It might be, the store that I bought it from sold some Horze stuff! Will do :)

yes!

Awe thank you 🥰🥰 I might need to make an updated saddle pad collection lol :)