Anna Bey #31 Expert scammer, cheat sheet, grandma style elegant mistakes, affluent husband disappeared

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Good evening, ladies! At least in our timezone.

Question: Is Anna Bey's account still active?

Not only I could not search using her name, but also, the DMs I previously sent to Anna is no longer available.

Here's what is shown on my end...

Michelle05 said:
She always gives up on everything, for sure she’ll sell the horse in a couple of months.
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She pretends she takes care of animals but she's not
 

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oh sh8t its a mare, she's huge - too big for a first horse....it looks very sharp type (as in if she doesn't ride it well it will have her off). if it came with that lead rein id be worried - its a stallion chain lead rein typically used for control over difficult/stallion horses....... why would she wear what looks like fine Hermes leather gloves not a pair of roekl riding gloves? they will rip in seconds if the horse pulls.... the footwear doesn't look ideal either...

all horses test a new owner. mine reared for the first two weeks....... and mine is actually a kind natured horse! a gelding.... this isn't going to end well. I give it 3 months max maybe 2

she's 8 which hasn't given much time for her to see a lot of the world, for a first horse for a rider like AB id suggest min 10/12 yrs old .... its a warmblood (I have one!) they are all kooky in some respect .... not ideal starter horse

I find this hilarious. she's gone from school horses (who at her level of bad riding they will only allow you to ride very safe steady types ) to a warmblood sports horse! . this mare won't enjoy having her on its back making mistakes and bouncing around....... even the way she hold the horse says beginner.. its accident after accident waiting to happen.

plus its a time commitment. no wonder she wants a month off. even if its on full livery (she needs it on schooling livery tbh where a pro rides it 3 times a week to keep it a bit more tired) she will have to go and ride it 5/6 times pw min. so grooming/tacking up and taking off tack 35 mins plus 45-1 hr ride .... plus travel per day. she needs so much help, lugging, bits, tack, health..... I hope she's had full x rays on it !

she's even less time to level up herself and hit the gym now !

it need a varied routine flat/jump/hack/passoa/lunge............... she needs someone with her everyday until she knows what to do herself...... and lessons every time she rides until she can cut them down to a couple a week.....

I do hope she knows only elegant ladies like the Queen ride side saddle!!! lol.... good luck riding elegantly side saddle on a bouncy warmblood...
 
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Sunpearl said:
Found her pedigree, Irish Mist by Chacco-Blue x Hamlet, 2013 KWPN mare. https://horsetelex.com/horses/pedigree/1562791/irish-mist
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lots of Showjumper types in its blood - it will be a bouncy ride, difficult to learn to sit such paces when she can't sit flat paced horses.... she can't jump ............... what a major mistake.......

someone already said in her comments she looks nervous and uncomfortable around her. I agree......

if she was a rider (regularly) as a child , she would be better at riding at her age. Either she had very few lessons as a child or never had her own horse ... she is beginner level rider....
 
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ella1979 said:
oh sh8t its a mare, she's huge - too big for a first horse....it looks very sharp type (as in if she doesn't ride it well it will have her off). if it came with that lead rein id be worried - its a stallion chain lead rein typically used for control over difficult/stallion horses....... why would she wear what looks like fine Hermes leather gloves not a pair of roekl riding gloves? they will rip in seconds if the horse pulls.... the footwear doesn't look ideal either...

all horses test a new owner. mine reared for the first two weeks....... and mine is actually a kind natured horse! a gelding.... this isn't going to end well. I give it 3 months max maybe 2

she's 8 which hasn't given much time for her to see a lot of the world, for a first horse for a rider like AB id suggest min 10/12 yrs old .... its a warmblood (I have one!) they are all kooky in some respect .... not ideal starter horse

I find this hilarious. she's gone from school horses (who at her level of bad riding they will only allow you to ride very safe steady types ) to a warmblood sports horse! . this mare won't enjoy having her on its back making mistakes and bouncing around....... even the way she hold the horse says beginner.. its accident after accident waiting to happen.

plus its a time commitment. no wonder she wants a month off. even if its on full livery (she needs it on schooling livery tbh where a pro rides it 3 times a week to keep it a bit more tired) she will have to go and ride it 5/6 times pw min. so grooming/tacking up and taking off tack 35 mins plus 45-1 hr ride .... plus travel per day. she needs so much help, lugging, bits, tack, health..... I hope she's had full x rays on it !

she's even less time to level up herself and hit the gym now !

it need a varied routine flat/jump/hack/passoa/lunge............... she needs someone with her everyday until she knows what to do herself...... and lessons every time she rides until she can cut them down to a couple a week.....

I do hope she knows only elegant ladies like the Queen ride side saddle!!! lol.... good luck riding elegantly side saddle on a bouncy warmblood...
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I’m glad that we have a true equestrian here. Be careful, though. She might want to hire you!

I agree - “Misty” is way too large and too young for a raw beginner the likes of Anna. She won’t be able to control her, and she’ll probably scare old Anna to death, and that will be the end of the Elegant One’s riding career.
 
ok so the video of her trying to ride shows the animal running through its front end... head up (not in any sort of outline) she has no clue how to ride. She has to master contact to get the outline.......... its not great for the horses back to not be working through its body correctly . the horse isn't working forward into any type of contact...........

once a horse changes home it will play up .... it needs a strong good rider to help it to settle and make sure it doesn't become dominant and unsafe..... I literally watched her ride with my hands over my eyes...

im predicting she will fall off and hurt herself, lose confidence, pay someone else to ride it and use it for photoshoots to make herself appear horsey or sell it

she's about to lose a lot of followers who are interested in how to hook a wealthy man not horses

she's in a jump saddle yet is on the flat ! the only jumps are a few cavellettis in the middle which its obvious she hasn't been over.

its in her stories going over big jumps....... the horses who jump big jumps find it difficult to "jump small" ie the horse would go over a 30cm jump daily similar to how it would fly up over a 120cm, they have to learn to jump small for a beginner..... this is what happened to the superman actor he bought a big jumping horse to learn on and wasn't ready for that type of horse.....

she describes herself as a little out of shape as a rider.... NO! she is a total beginner with no idea on contact/forwardness... never mind how to jump. she's got many years work ahead to learn to jump larger jumps OMG

she has over horsed herself. very few people can admit to over horsing... they sell one horse say its naughty (its not its just not ridden correctly by a good enough rider/rinse and repeat buy another )
 
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cherry cherry said:
The worst part is that she's baiting her followers for pregnancy comments. She's sticking her stomach out and arching her back like she's in her first trimester. This is after she's posted pictures of herself with a swollen face and pudgy arms. The only thing that gives it away that this is all attention seeking behaviour is her breasts: they are completely flat and nonexistent, which shows that this isn't pregnancy weight gain. If she truly were pregnant, her hips, thighs, derriere and breasts would have filled out too.
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Honestly, I think she may have done this to try and mimic an hourglass figure as well lol... If she were to stand straight she wouldn't have a waist, it would be a smooth line from shoulders to thighs. By jutting your stomach out the line changes from " | " to " ( " but it looks weird and unnatural as we all see :LOL:
 
why would she buy a talented Showjumper when she cannot even ride correctly on the flat?! . The trainer knows what the horse is best at and has sold it as a jumper .... she needs a beginners allrounder or a very quiet cold blooded dressage horse who is happy on the flat. Eventers and jumpers sometimes hate their flat work and become anxious doing it (they wonder where are the jumps they are used to in a dressage flat arena!) .... im shocked at the stupidity of this purchase
 
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Anyone here buying the needless explanation? :ROFLMAO:

Affluent people don't go to the horse. The horse comes to them.

Go to Zwolle in such terrible weather for a horse? Rushy, huh? Even if it was bought, seems like it was a means for 💸, all amicably between two well-connected parties ("professional people", hehe...).

AGAIN, IT'S NOT TOO MUCH TO KEEP SAYING IT... THE WOMAN HAS A HORSE BUT DOESN'T HAVE A HOME! :ROFLMAO:
 
Why would you buy a warmblood- a showjumping horse.. and then not test its jumping ability when you test it?? Just a canter around an arena?? Her arms were all over the place! She got a mare too! Did nobody tell her to get a gelding for a first horse, mares can be so moody! And 8 years old! Let's see how she is in 2 weeks when it gets comfortable and starts to tests her. Bet she gets launched 😂 if she was getting a first horse, it should have been 12+ and a schoolmaster not a green 8yr old. Its like watching a car crash...
 
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