some good for my baby
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Post by some good for my baby on Nov 21, 2006 18:00:14 GMT
Just getting some ideas really. He is rising 3 and I dont want him breaking till late next year but just getting some ideas  He's going to be 13.1-13.2hh Very sensible colt, want someone with a good proven record so when he comes back he'll be ready for the novices |
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Post by dillis on Nov 21, 2006 18:40:32 GMT
What area are you in or is that of no relevance? there are good m & m people all over the country so I'm sure there is someone close to you
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Post by elmere on Nov 21, 2006 19:48:42 GMT
Same where are you?
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Post by ponygirl on Nov 22, 2006 9:53:20 GMT
I would say Sam Roberts without a doubt - certainly has a track record with B's!!
edited to say that it is Sam riding Dills fell above
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Post by ferret on Nov 22, 2006 13:24:47 GMT
Sarah Challinor is very good !
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Post by vod on Nov 23, 2006 14:42:11 GMT
Melanie Booth is just breaking a section B stallion for a friend of mine and she is making a FANTASTIC JOB!! She is based in Cheshire. You will see it out as a Novice next year look out for it!  |
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Post by bees on Nov 23, 2006 17:39:58 GMT
Katy carter is very good, Sam R is very hard on her ponies if they don't do what she wants, I have seen this first hand at a show.
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Post by my opinion on Nov 23, 2006 18:13:44 GMT
Sam roberts ponies go very well for her but i have ridden things, and know of people who have ridden things done by her and find them very hard to ride, very fixed and wooden. just my personal opinion of my experience!
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Post by agree on Nov 23, 2006 20:28:22 GMT
Have to agree with bees and my opinion.
my vote goes to mandy jackson she is fab and more patient than most.
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Post by vvvgood on Nov 24, 2006 10:47:20 GMT
I wld say Sam Darlington is very very good. Kind but firm and very small and light herself so ideal for a section b. Years of experience and her ponies always go beautifully. Definately my reccomendation
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Post by julie on Nov 24, 2006 14:13:54 GMT
I can recommend Georgina James (near Worcester) She broke a sec B mare for me and I have just sent her a difficult pony to see if she can re-school it! Lovely small set up, all the family involved and I know she is full for 2007 season so if you are interested in end 2007, I'd book now!
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Post by breaker on Nov 24, 2006 15:49:58 GMT
Sam Darlington does the Jago ponies
Mandy Jackson & Pam Brown excellent with M&Ms
Victoria Richards does the Gilbert-Scott ponies
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Post by question on Nov 24, 2006 19:39:21 GMT
Melanie Booth is just breaking a section B stallion for a friend of mine and she is making a FANTASTIC JOB!! She is based in Cheshire. You will see it out as a Novice next year look out for it! Does anybody know what she has produced in the past??? |
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Post by Guest303 on Nov 24, 2006 21:53:00 GMT
There seem to be a lot of postings praising Melanie Booth who seems to have no profile as a producer whats it about? Seems anyone who asks any advice re schooling breaking producing, these posts apper. There are lots of better known people with more to show for what they do in the same area as Melanie Booth there are lots- Katy Carter, Gill Thompson, Vicky Hesford, Sarah Challinor all have got ponies to Hoys/Olympia please give some evidence of what Melanie Booth has achieved this isn't meant to be a dig just wondering if its backdoor advertising for business?
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Post by sallyw on Nov 25, 2006 8:56:03 GMT
Please be very careful where you send your boy. I sent a pony to someone in the Midlands who has been doing it for years - and she was completely ruined. The biggest lesson we learnt from this was that they would never let us go there and see her worked. Why the hell didn't we hear the alarm bells ringing then? Make sure you send him to someone who has nothing to hide! Good luck!
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Post by elmere on Nov 25, 2006 11:46:32 GMT
David Rimmer, has nothing to hide, not a producer though, well does the odd bit but not as a proffesion, based in Lancs |
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Post by anon on Nov 27, 2006 11:11:42 GMT
Melanie Booth has produced Claire Colliers Tybanadl Gwilym She has produced Bunbury Pinocchio, Kelborrow Henrietta, Shilbrook Teasel,ESKDALE MERCHANT OF VENICE all qualified for HOYS RIHS At present she has HoekHorst Imperial, Oberlands Excelsis, Kuros Maximillian, Fenwood Reflection, Fenwood Overture, She has also worked for Gill Thompson for years and just decided to go off on her own acouple of year ago. She has got an advert in horse deals last month and she will also have a web site which is in the process of being set up. She has got a friendly yard and will always welcome you to come and watch her work. It takes time to get well known in the horse world. Melanie is getting there and she has a fantastic lot of ponies for 2007!
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Post by question on Nov 27, 2006 11:50:53 GMT
No disrespect but if she is so good why are you anon.
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Post by anon on Nov 27, 2006 12:03:45 GMT
I have Hoekhorst imperial on her yard i dont have anything to hide about who i am
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