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Originally Posted by GenuineRisk
The guy who owns the place claims he will be taking the ones who are still useful to the place he owns in Maryland and will retire the ones who are too old to have a lot of time left, but one of my friends who rides there too is really skeptical of this. I will hope for the best- many of those horses really deserve to be retired and spend the rest of their lives outdoors. If I could afford it, I'd take one (though three of us are discussing trying to chip in together and adopt one of the old guys).
Me, I'm skeptical as to whether I'll see my outstanding balance back after the place closes. They claim everyone will get what they're owed, but we'll see.
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I hope you guys can chip in and get one of the old guys. Do you know of a retirement place for it? I so would love it right now if I had a farm. Problem is I would take on too many. I know I would. I always say if I could I would have fifty horses. I will say a few prayers that these guys find wonderful homes.
How far ahead do you have to pay for lessons? We only pay for a month at a time.