Hello from South Warwickshire

[marcusgolding]

hi and welcome

im in banbury so im in the middle of all the regions northants and warwickshire and oxfrordshire dont know really which one to go with.

do you work for a stud?

m.

Hi, no I don't work for a stud! Just need a rich one!  :shock: Only joking! Why you ask?

no reason in particular i should have said stables rather than stud. i use to date a girl that worked at the stables at the top of sunrising hill nr shennington.

[EbonynIvory]

hi and welcome

im in banbury so im in the middle of all the regions northants and warwickshire and oxfrordshire dont know really which one to go with.

do you work for a stud?

m.

Hi, no I don't work for a stud! Just need a rich one!  :shock: Only joking! Why you ask?

no reason in particular i should have said stables rather than stud. i use to date a girl that worked at the stables at the top of sunrising hill nr shennington.

Ahh, makes sense now, no I don't work on a yard, but have done both in England and aboard. Generally find that the horses are better behaved then the employer!

[marcusgolding]

Yeah that makes sense! she worked all hours god sent for next to [mcuk] all money or respect. she moved away in the end - got a popper job.

what do you do these days?

m.

[EbonynIvory]

Yeah that makes sense! she worked all hours god sent for next to [mcuk] all money or respect. she moved away in the end - got a popper job.

what do you do these days?

m.

Have a read, this will fill you in a little:
http://www.mud-club.com/forum/index.php/topic,59683.0.html

Also check out
http://www.mud-club.com/forum/index.php/topic,59742.0.html

If you could point anyone in my direction, that would be great!

Cheers,
E&I

[stuntman]

Nice to see other horsey people on here, there are one or two women but not many of us males, especially ones that made a living from horses.

Anyway good to see you here

Andi K