Anonymous #1 7w

They really are!

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Anonymous #4 7w

Big snoot

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Anonymous #5 7w

By having a *lot* of moneyyy

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Anonymous #6 7w

Big fan of mints and bananas 🍌

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Anonymous #5 7w

He’s technically not *my* horse, I share him with one of my friends from high school. She needed someone to help her keep him in shape once she got a full time job so I’ve been lucky enough to be able to ride him for free for the past few years.

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Anonymous OP 7w

Omg lucky!! My college has a horse barn (for equine veterinary care purposes and for lecturing) but I’ve never been lucky enough to ride one on the regular. I’ve only done it like a few times but have loved the creatures my whole life!

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Anonymous #4 7w

a horse barn?? transferring to your college asap

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Anonymous #1 7w

I’m transferring right with you!

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Anonymous OP 7w

Do you think most farmers would be okay to have an inexperienced ranch hand?

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Anonymous #5 7w

i grew up working on farms! in my experience it didnt matter, they’ll gladly accept help in any form

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Anonymous #1 7w

So to answer 1, 4, and 5, the school is UVM and yes they do! The only prerequisite to working in the horse barn is to take a class called Equus where they basically discuss taking care of horses and their health

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Anonymous #4 7w

That is amazing for people to get out more. It’s 6 hours from where I live. I think I would’ve taken that drive if I got a letter from them 😭

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Anonymous #5 7w

There’s also the Morgan Horse Farm if you wanna volunteer! They are also in VT and are always looking for volunteers!

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Anonymous #1 7w

My college also has a horse barn! It’s more common than you’d think- the barn not be directly on campus but ask around, you never know!

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