Post by spike on Jul 12, 2011 20:46:38 GMT
Hello!
Like a fair number of you, I was first introduced to Exmoor ponies through the Dick Vet trekking section in Edinburgh many moons ago. In March, after years of owning or loaning Welsh crosses, Highlands and Connemaras, I finally became the proud owner of my very own Exmoor, Roo (215/23). He's a 9yr old gelding who came all the way from Cornwall and has settled in really well. He is already a firm favourite at the livery yard.
Hopefully I have successfully attached a photo of him competing in-hand at a local show with my daughter.
I'm really enjoying owning an Exmoor - I'd forgotten how much fun they are! Never a dull moment.
Like a fair number of you, I was first introduced to Exmoor ponies through the Dick Vet trekking section in Edinburgh many moons ago. In March, after years of owning or loaning Welsh crosses, Highlands and Connemaras, I finally became the proud owner of my very own Exmoor, Roo (215/23). He's a 9yr old gelding who came all the way from Cornwall and has settled in really well. He is already a firm favourite at the livery yard.
Hopefully I have successfully attached a photo of him competing in-hand at a local show with my daughter.
I'm really enjoying owning an Exmoor - I'd forgotten how much fun they are! Never a dull moment.
Roo is lovely, best of luck with him.
Look forward to hearing all about Roos exploits North of the Border.
