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Linn Sletthaug
Linn Sletthaug is a showjumping rider from Sandnes, Norway. Born 22nd Novemberin 1993 | 
Finding a halter trainer.
There is a possibility that we’re not going to be able to show our own horses this year due to work schedules and such…thus I was thinking of sending my 1.5 year old colt to a trainer for halter training/conditioning/showing.
This question comes in parts.
a.) What would you look for in perspective trainers?
b.) What kind of regime would you expect for a colt of that age in terms of conditioning?
c.) Should trainers be up front with you in taking a horse and what your expectations should be?
Personally, I would like my horse to AT LEAST qualify for the Amateur to Handle Stallion class and the SP Specialty 2 and Under class at Nationals.
Thoughts? Feelings? I can email pics of my colt to folks if you are interested in seeing him.
Jag by Cheveaux...SOLD
Jag is reg 50% Anglo Arabian rising 3yo gelding..approx 15.2hh at present..mature around 16hh?...rose grey will go flea bitten grey eventually.(Saartaj x Me Julie). Another super natured youngster who loves people and happy to be with you rather than in the paddock. The most adorable boy to handle..shown for great results.
At the breakers now $3500 firm.
1/2 brother to "The Statesman" & 1/2 sister "Daarsoto" both exported for endurance..UAE and Bahrain respectively.
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There is a possibility that we’re not going to be able to show our own horses this year due to work schedules and such…thus I was thinking of sending my 1.5 year old colt to a trainer for halter training/conditioning/showing.
This question comes in parts.
a.) What would you look for in perspective trainers?
b.) What kind of regime would you expect for a colt of that age in terms of conditioning?
c.) Should trainers be up front with you in taking a horse and what your expectations should be?
Personally, I would like my horse to AT LEAST qualify for the Amateur to Handle Stallion class and the SP Specialty 2 and Under class at Nationals.
Thoughts? Feelings? I can email pics of my colt to folks if you are interested in seeing him.
Constanza Julianes
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Jag is reg 50% Anglo Arabian rising 3yo gelding..approx 15.2hh at present..mature around 16hh?...rose grey will go flea bitten grey eventually.(Saartaj x Me Julie). Another super natured youngster who loves people and happy to be with you rather than in the paddock. The most adorable boy to handle..shown for great results.
At the breakers now $3500 firm.
1/2 brother to "The Statesman" & 1/2 sister "Daarsoto" both exported for endurance..UAE and Bahrain respectively.
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