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Approval process for Sport Ponies.. questions for those who have been there...
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Alison Plumbtree Apr 21.
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No problem! I meant to say that its a little different if you have a stallion getting approved. They must do a test infront of the inspectors, but if they are too young you can have them approved for now ona temporary liscence and then go back and...
Thanks! That was really helpful. I will be e-mailing them for sure but I am also curious about the experiences of those who have been through the process. Do most people handle their own ponies or is it common to hire a handler?
I didn't realize ...
I have done the NASPR with 2 of my ponies and helped out with many others (all ages). For my 2 older geldings they had to be led in hand on a hard surface at a walk away and towards the inspectors. We then would go into an arena (or safe paddock) ...
I'm casually looking into getting my Section B Welsh registered with the NA Sport Pony registry and am just gathering some information.
From what I've read on the website it looks like young stock has to perform a pattern in hand and then at libe...
You are welcome to use any of mine as well. :) I have at least one silouette that might work. :)
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Not to change the subject, but my young guy is now learning the bounces. My trainer did not know if he had this type of training, so we started from the ground up. I am really excited about this because I am involved, in the training. He does catc...
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Well said, slic2!
There are two sides to every issue (sometimes there are more), and we need to be aware of all of them.
I agree that there are horses who benefit from being ridden for short periods behind the vertical, which, as you say, is RAD...
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