My horse is slowly figure this hunter thing out

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My horse is slowly figure this hunter thing out
Topic Started: Oct 6 2009, 09:36 AM (173 Views)
OpticalIllusion	Oct 6 2009, 09:36 AM Post #1
Guiding your way to Candy Mountain, since 1873. Posts: 2,705 Group: Members Member #702 Joined: February 1, 2007	I swear sometimes I think its never going to happen with my mare. Mostly my fault. I never have time to ride her. A couple of weeks ago I decided I was going to stop doing so much for everyone else and really start putting some time into my own horse. She is a bit of a pita to deal with. Doesnt like to stand still, has heard separation anxiety, and doesnt think anything needs to be done slowly. This past weekend I took her to a show just wanting to get her out for some more experience. Ended up coming home with a second in the hack and second and fourth over fences. She was slow and rhythmic down the lines, got the striding which is a huge accomplishment considering its very easy for her to leave one out, did all her changes, and hacked her little buns off. I was so proud of her, and still am. (This is Somerset (VXF11's horse) half sister and he definitly got all the brains!)



vxf111	Oct 6 2009, 09:41 AM Post #2
You're BANNED! Posts: 4,033 Group: Members Member #325 Joined: January 10, 2007	She is so beautiful. She really is. I just love her. Does she know that in my head once day she carries a Fabuleux foal for me, thereby creating the ultimate Somerset/Frankie hybrid offspring? Really, she looks awesome! Kudos to you, she is NOT easy.



OpticalIllusion	Oct 6 2009, 09:44 AM Post #3
Guiding your way to Candy Mountain, since 1873. Posts: 2,705 Group: Members Member #702 Joined: February 1, 2007	vxf111 Oct 6 2009, 09:41 AM She is so beautiful. She really is. I just love her. Does she know that in my head once day she carries a Fabuleux foal for me, thereby creating the ultimate Somerset/Frankie hybrid offspring? Really, she looks awesome! Kudos to you, she is NOT easy. You just let me know when your ready to take her, Ill send her right up to you



vxf111	Oct 6 2009, 09:53 AM Post #4
You're BANNED! Posts: 4,033 Group: Members Member #325 Joined: January 10, 2007	Don't kid TOO much because on day (not in the immediate future) but ONE day, I'd like to try this "foal" thing



RHowell	Oct 6 2009, 10:44 AM Post #5
You're BANNED! Posts: 4,400 Group: Members Member #138 Joined: January 7, 2007	Looks great and I wish my legs were as long and as skinny as yours--you look fabulous too!



Lion1024	Oct 6 2009, 01:23 PM Post #6
Off visiting Candy Cave, be right back. Posts: 1,445 Group: Members Member #241 Joined: January 8, 2007	Wow! She has a great jump! Congrats!



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