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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, first of all, raising and breeding horses is not something you can just pick up quickly as an adult, with no training or connections or knowledge. Breeding/bloodlines is both an art and a science. It takes years to understand well. Also, you can't pick up riding as an adult and ever expect to be excellent at it. I grew up on a horse farm. I have never seen an adult "take up" riding and progress to a competitive, professional level. I have never seen an adult with no experience working with horses (I don't just mean cleaning stalls at someone's stable as a child) ever arrive at a competent professional working knowledge that would enable them to run an equine facility themselves. So the first step is riding lessons now, with an excellent trainer at a competent commercial stable. [/quote] A teen with no long-time training in equestrian sports and the breeding/show world saying she is going to "own a horse ranch" for an adult career is the equivalent of a teen who has had a handful of ballet classes and gone to see Nutcracker every year saying she is going to be a professional prima ballerina someday. [/quote]
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