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by Ruger1 on 11 January 2011 - 19:01
RS....YeeeHaaaawwww....I can ride the gelding because he has a nice slow Western trot....The mare is ALL English and boy is her trot BIG..
...I start lessons soon......Wish me luck....by hodie on 11 January 2011 - 19:01
Ruger1,
Just be sure to wear a helmet......And enjoy the bouncing and have lots of NSAIDs around to take when you are sore!
Just be sure to wear a helmet......And enjoy the bouncing and have lots of NSAIDs around to take when you are sore!
by Red Sable on 11 January 2011 - 19:01
Absolutely, good luck. And as for your mare post, post, post! 
BTW, I think your kids are very normal. They are just growing up and have new interests. I`m sure they`ll be buying horses for their kid in the future!
All the best!
BTW, I think your kids are very normal. They are just growing up and have new interests. I`m sure they`ll be buying horses for their kid in the future!
All the best!
by Ruger1 on 11 January 2011 - 19:01
Hemet. Post,,,Post,,,Post,,,Whoa...Ouch....NSAID's...NSAID's...NSAID's....Perfect....
by Red Sable on 11 January 2011 - 19:01
LOL
by Ruger1 on 11 January 2011 - 20:01
Hodie,,,The website you posted is that yours..???
Very nice if it is....You are not that far from me...I would love to move south....I would love a longer gardening season and warmer weather for riding and working with Prince....
by hodie on 11 January 2011 - 20:01
Ruger1
Not sure what web site you are referring to. I have not recently posted my web site. At the moment, the weather here is very, very cold.....not my cup of cocoa.....
Not sure what web site you are referring to. I have not recently posted my web site. At the moment, the weather here is very, very cold.....not my cup of cocoa.....
by Ruger1 on 11 January 2011 - 20:01
Whoops,,,,Uhhmm I did not read the thread correctly....
lol.....That was jmopaso....Very nice site and Thanks for the post.......by jmopaso on 11 January 2011 - 22:01
Ruger 1
jmopaso here, thanks for the nice comment on my site. you said you were not that far away, maybe we can get together and ride sometime. Sancho (my buckskin Paso Fino stallion) and I are always looking for riding buddies.
jmopaso here, thanks for the nice comment on my site. you said you were not that far away, maybe we can get together and ride sometime. Sancho (my buckskin Paso Fino stallion) and I are always looking for riding buddies.
by clc29 on 11 January 2011 - 22:01
Ruger,
No sweat girl the bigger the trot the sweeter the ride. Also, you wont' need any aerobics classes if your instructor makes you post with out stirrups
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I had a horse when I was a kid and my parents took me to gymkhanas every weekend. Had to sell them when I went to college but bought another one as soon as I was able after school. Have had them ever since.
If the horses have always been at the trainers you are in for a treat having them at the house. You get listen to their greetings when you enter the barn, watch them play when you turn them out, or just go out to the barn and relax with their companionship. You also get to look forward to feeding them multiple times a day, mucking theirs stalls every day, breaking ice in their buckets when it's cold, fly spraying them morning and night during the buggy season, putting blankets/sheets on at night and taking them off in the morning and so much more....... Being a horse owner is great
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C
No sweat girl the bigger the trot the sweeter the ride
. Also, you wont' need any aerobics classes if your instructor makes you post with out stirrups.I had a horse when I was a kid and my parents took me to gymkhanas every weekend. Had to sell them when I went to college but bought another one as soon as I was able after school. Have had them ever since.
If the horses have always been at the trainers you are in for a treat having them at the house. You get listen to their greetings when you enter the barn, watch them play when you turn them out, or just go out to the barn and relax with their companionship. You also get to look forward to feeding them multiple times a day, mucking theirs stalls every day, breaking ice in their buckets when it's cold, fly spraying them morning and night during the buggy season, putting blankets/sheets on at night and taking them off in the morning and so much more....... Being a horse owner is great
.C
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