CONVINCING YOUR PARENTS 😬 LOANING EDITION

[@aprilemberpot6140]

Before you ask your parents make sure you can look after your self first :)

[@cerysequestrian493]

also, if u have found a horse to loan, don't keep n at the owners to let u try her/him, it gets really annoying (someone is trying to do that to me) and they probably won't let u loan, not really part of the video, just thought id say :)

[@freyataylor2023]

So I have found the perfect part loan for me but the only problem is my parents think I’m too young for one, any advice?

[@workingcanter7788]

Freya Taylor maybe have the loan on trial for a week or 2 to see how you get on. Then your parents can see if your capable of having the loan i guess. I dont think as such there is a thing of being to young as long as your a confident rider and can be independant when it comes to the riding aspect and can do all the basics i personally dont think its a problem. So you just need to prove to them you are capable of looking after and having the loan x

[@summerhew7038]

Hello I know this is a weird one but can you do a video on what you need for a loan ?

[@greendalequeens2657]

Ok but you deserve so much fame

[@Kate.x2]

I’m super in love with your channel at the Moment keep up the amazing work 💕💖xx

[@Kayla-cu7zx]

Anyone got any advice, I’ve been looking for a share horse for 3 years now. And I can’t find any because they have to be in walking distance, because no one wants to drive me. Anyone know how I could persuade my nan to take me once a week :( I’ve been riding 9 years I’m just so fed up with riding schools now

[@LivSinger-l5k]

is it ok if i want to loan a pony i have been riding on and off for a few years but have lessons on him every 2-4 weeks and is it ok if i can only walk/trot/canter/hack and all the care?

[@Lifebehindpiebaldears]

I’m aloud to but l can’t find one

[@MiaGraceBratley]

So me and my sister have just found 2 cobs to loan but we have just started riding but I am 12 and already able to walk, trot, canter and a gallop before I started like a month ago but she thinks I am not capable and I am not home pretty much all august so I can’t and what will I do about that we also have 3 dogs and I don’t take them on a walk and she thinks I am not committed I am used to go to my friends yard and she taught me how to tack up so I think I am capable but my parents think now but my mum is going to be coming next time I go so any advice?

[@magdab.4834]

I need experianced ppl advice! Im 14, been riding for about 3 yrs, taking lessons but started jumping late 2021, working/cleaning every week at a riding school, I enrol in a horse management online course and I would like to finally loan a horse, from this info, do you think im ready? I know alot of ppl at the riding school which would help me out aswell.

[@Thegamingqueen567]

Hi thank you this helped

[@fudge_rosiemae4673]

Hi I really want to part loan a pony because I have been riding for a couple months now and I am in love with them but I don’t know if I am experienced enough. How old and experienced do you think I you need to be before you loan a pony?

[@ellapurdayeq]

Hey! I have been riding for 4 years and only got a loan pony 5 months ago! It really does depend on how much you can do. You need to be amble to sit rears and bucks, canter, jump etc! Also turn a horse out and bring in, How much do you do? x

[@anna7203]

as long as you have your instructor, regular lessons, and experienced people to help you at your yard, you probably only need to be able to walk, trot, and canter confidently on your own, sit bucks and stuff, control a horse while hacking, and do basic yard chores like mucking out, feeding, grooming, tacking up etc. part loaning will definitely help you progress so as long as you can handle the horse and have an experienced person to help you, you will be fine 💕💕💕

[@ruslan19805]

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