Can you also ride a foster horse?

Question

I've been thinking about buying a foster horse; would I be allowed to ride it?

punkgirl512 · Answer

You don't buy a nursing horse.

For you it would probably be more sensitive to visit a riding school at first.

A nursing horse is used – whether you are allowed to ride, the owner only and only. Then it would also be more of a riding share.

marylynn87 · Answer

You don't buy a nursing horse. You "rent" it from the horse owner and you can do what the owner allows you!

heyhey250 · Answer

If you buy one, it's not a care horse anymore. It's your own horse. Do you think you have a care horse you want to buy? Formulate, please ask your question to understand it.

A care horse is a horse that belongs to another person and you care (putting, ground work, walking, .. {just everything except riding/above sitting}) the horse regularly. Normally you don't ride there. Otherwise it would be a riding share.

hjalti · Answer

How now...? If you buy it, your own horse and no longer a nursing horse. And of course, if you can ride or someone teaches you and the horse is rideable (healthy, trained, physically capable), then you can ride it naturally. If you want to find a nursing horse, that usually doesn't mean that you can ride it. It is more important to support the Besi in terms of nursing, employment, especially in terms of stable work. Then you're talking about things like cleaning, walking, ground work,... If you are interested in riding, you can look for a riding share. It usually costs money, so you can ride the horse, so use it. For this you usually have to bring a certain amount of experience and equestrian skills, many take jmd from 18.

emmy1218 · Answer

“Buy” is not the right expression now. Even "movies" are fewer, but so I say it anyway;)

Care Participation=a horse that you only I'm fine. Horse riding participation=a horse that you also horseback riding . Can you ride well (many riding pass levels), you could have a riding share "Rent". Horse participations often cost more than care participations, as the horse is also ridden. A nursing horse is only cultivated – cleansing, boxing out, possibly walking. And the answer to your question: NO, A Care participation is normally not disputed. Mostly due to age, level…Love Greetings

ponyfliege · Answer

with the Ferrari is the best. with the fireworks in the garage the second best.

hjalti · Answer

Yo, believe everyone's heard that before...;)

baroque · Answer

There are some episodes on YouTube. I don't know if there's new ones.

shadowtaking · Answer

You don't buy a nursing horse, you have a care share in it, that is: it belongs to the owner, but you can clean it, lead it, do groundwork, walk etc. However, a care share excludes all riding.