What a difference an arena makes.
Anyone who reads this who has an enclosed area to work your young green horse, please appreciate it. I have no idea when these people will let me back. I have sent a pile of gratitude emails for my best day, thanking them.
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So excited and happy for you, you have to be over the moon happy.
I've actually began lessons down the road from me just for that purpose. Problem is I didn't realize how rough my mares trot really is till I began riding others 😖😖😖
Camryn, Thank you, you understand. It's good to not know the rough trotting ones you ride, I say. Aarene had to tell me, and Brandi, "I NEED TWO BRAS WITH YOUR HORSE!" really?
Yay!! And he looks gorgeous! You both do.
GORGEOUS photo, good for you both!
Oh Yay!!!! Looking good and hopefully they let you back
That looks awesome! Yes, you do need a good enclosure for schooling.
Woo hoo, awesome! You look great together.
Woohoo! Love seeing you astride. Glad you got to ride where you feel safe. He is such a pretty boy!
HA! My DIL asked what I meant by a rough trot. I explained it's when my breast are hitting my chin. I've been depressed ever since I realized that trotting doesn't have to be painful
congratulations! you look great! I totally get the needing an enclosed ring.
You guys look amazing!! Congratulations :-)
to be fair, I needed two bras to ride the Toad, too. Whereas with the Dragon, I can get by with a medium-strengh sports bra if I'm going fewer than 25 miles!
Yay!!! I'm so happy you got to ride in the arena!!!! I hope that happens more frequently. :D I sooooo wish I had an arena. There is one at the barn where I used to work, but I haven't hauled him down there yet. I need to make repairs/modifications to the trailer first. I wish I could just afford a new one.
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