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I am having a horse transported across from Ireland. How soon after his arrival can i ride him? |
He is arriving in the morning and i was hoping to go for a gentle hack in the afternoon. is this ok, or would you recommend a longer rest period. He is coming over from Ireland, then has a three hour journey from Holyhead to my home. |
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i would wait until he a had bit of wee nap. the when he cass his eyes on green field of Ireland. he'll be a bonnie lass. top the morn-in i say. |
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cherub
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I would give him a bit more of a rest. he doesn't need to be quarantined I presume. Just visit him at the stable, but leave it til next day to go riding. |
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Mr Jack Hackett
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tea & crumpets anyone? |
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Zelda
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He'll let you know when he's ready. You should be able to tell from his actions whether he is going to be "in to" going for a ride or not. |
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The Bricklayer
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Let him unpack his bags first,
give him a cup of tea -then you should be okay |
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Kατiε
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Ooh I didn't realise we were in the presence of such wealthy folk. I reckon you should let him rest for at least the evening, just to be safe. Long journeys are tiring on people, so I imagine that the horse might be a bit shook up because he doesn't understand whats happening.
Good luck with your new horse. |
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