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https://horseeden.com/blog.php?id=221839
In my latest blog post there's some gifs of me riding from 2016-now. I think I've improved so much. What do you guys think?
https://s9.postimg.org/akhpvv3wv/Screenshot_20180210-163013.png also here's a screenshot of us jumping 2'6. I know I'm a little ahead of the motion, if you were to see the actual video you would know he really moved up to that fence and it was appropriate. |
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Thats great Brey! It's looking auper good amd like you're having a blast. <3 :D |
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Liberty Rock said:
Thats great Brey! It's looking auper good amd like you're having a blast. <3 :D
aww thanks Libby! <3 |
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this is my boy https://scontent-atl3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/28471786_573276283030438_4543656761458466070_n.jpg?oh=4e1337044d56f27180766cdd10c64433&oe=5B0820F2 |
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He's quite the cutie. But I have sad news guys, I have five lessons and two shows left on Melvin before I can't ride him anymore-in switching trainers and my new trainer isn't a school's horse trainer, and the new owners of my barn recently made the rule that private trainers can't use schoolies. so I won't ever get to ride Melvin again after that. :'( |
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Aww! *sniff* I'm sorry.
You look great together, though!
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thanks, guys :'D Anyways, I'm happy to report that we got a clean sweep of blue ribbons in our show yesterday! |
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If you really want to keep him, and feel he is your forever horse, there is always a way. This is always an opportunity to expand your skills as a rider too. |
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There is no way to keep him. He's not even mine. He's a school horse. He gets ridden by a lot of people, though I'm the only advanced rider that works him harder. And the only way I can keep riding him is if I stay in the lesson program, in which I can't show hunters and I don't get to jump higher. in the lesson program we jump 2'3 verticals and with another trainer at the same barn who boards horses there and works there as a private trainer, I got to jump a 2'9 hunter course with her. But now the new owners of the barn changed the rules and school horses cannot be ridden with private trainers. I'll still get to ride him occasionally, but not like I used to, and I won't get to show him. |
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Sunny Day with a Full Moon tonight
