Yes we have a few as well.
I have worked with horses all my life. Both in a professional and personal sence.
Horses are unique animals. Once you have had a relationship with a horse they become a life long addiction.
I was horseless for a few years. I sold all my show ponies when ds was 6 months old and I stayed horseless for 2 years...it was a long and hard two years.
I ended up getting back into ownership when a friend was sending her slighlty damaged horse to the knackery.
Well we got her home with the intent on fixing her and selling her on....um........we have had her now um 10years his september......so you know the selling her on worked out wonderfuly. chuckle.

She is a 22 year old 14.2hh mixed breed, possably a QH/Appy mix although the slight dish in her face suggests there is a little arab hiding in there as well although the appy temperament is a definate as is her colouring.

We recently sold our cart horse. He was devine, but young and I don't have the time for him at this preset point sadly.
We also have a 15hh bay endurance horse that is also for sale. I have someone looking at him this weekend so with some luck he'll have a new home soon.
Hard to mix competition horses and young ones with babies and sickness so off they go to new homes.
We are currently looking at a new property so we wont have to agist anymore so once we've bought a place I'll be adding a pony for dd and a new and suitable cart horse which I hope to compete with. (not a standard breed) thinking about a welshy, hubbie wants a bigger horse......we'll have to wait and see. I want to do cross country racing in harness.