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Welcome to Ponybox. Click the My Barn link at the top left of this page to manage your Sim Barn!
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hey i'm meghan,i'm 14 and i've been riding for ten years! i'm starting to train horses now. right now i'm leasing a 7yr old TB gelding who's name is Peter Pan (Pete)and I'm looking into buying my own horse. i only ride english but i want to try western. i love trail riding and full on gallops! i'm a little bit emo, but i don't act like it, i love blood and murder and wearing lots of drak colors, if u just talked to me, you wouldn't think that i was gothic!
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 >> Click Here To Vote |
| Which style of riding is more expensive to pursue when considering the costs of boarding, training, tack, clothing and other expenses; English or Western? |
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It depens on how far you want to go- local, states, nationals. If you only show locally, with bare minumum, ENglish will be more expensive. It's about the quality of stuff you buy, and the quantity. You can choose to go low-level or all-out in each. I've ridden in both, and have many showing English friends, so I can't say I have the most experience in the subject- but I've gone shopping with |
 comment by Savellla
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159 days ago |
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Both.
They both have the potential to be expencive or cheap, depends where you live, what level, ect.
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comment by Fiore
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237 days ago |
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also im not trying to say u western ppl don't show but some english barns have the big time jumping stuff the dressage so it costs alot like where i ride down the street theres a lady who owns a dressage stable and its really expensive |
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comment by Greenwood For Mayor
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237 days ago |
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Use Discount code PONY and get 30% off!
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