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Lock n' Load: February 2009
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Sunday, February 22, 2009. Been really busy lately and haven't had much to say but now I do! Team mate at the second bit table in Mage room:. The thrid phase was classroom. They give you 4 different subjects and you get one question on each subject. You choose the dificulty level. It is all about speaking what you know and being able to communicate. The possibe fifth phase was a written test that we did not do. Still no idea what it is like. Saturday, February 7, 2009. Working at a Horse Show. Being told...
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Lock n' Load: February 2010
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010. So we took Abby to her first show and she was fantastic! Friday afternoon schooling was a little rough since she went over all of 2 jumps. She got her head together Saturday morning and after a quick warm-up she jumped around nicely with only one refusal. The second course was even better. We nailed all the leads, changes and cleared every jump. We were in a class of 20 or so with many horses who had no business being in a baby green schooling class and while we did not get ...
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Lock n' Load: Update - Abby and Shows
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Saturday, April 10, 2010. Update - Abby and Shows. No good pictures of her first show but here are a few from the one a few weekends ago:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Update - Abby and Shows. View my complete profile. Riding Instructor 's Diary. It's me, Mugs. Fugly Horse of the Day. Musings From the Judge's Box. Western patterns for the Hunter Horse. Go or no go? Tacky Tack of the Day. A Challenge for Schneiders. Riding with Equitation Star Maria Schaub. This blog has moved. I love you baby 3.
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Lock n' Load: January 2010
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Thursday, January 14, 2010. Abby - Week 1. So she's settled in quite nicely and every day she does a little better. When she came she was very nervous about everything. She still gets worried when people she does not know are around but she has become more and more laid back around me. We think on top of being neglected she was abused so there is a lot of work to do with her mental as well as with her weight and training. Monday, January 4, 2010. Abby Here and Doing Well! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Lock n' Load: December 2009
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Thursday, December 31, 2009. Abby's on the Way! Abby left her temporary home at Legacy Farm late last night (around 10). She is being hauled to my barn by Tapp's Horse Transportation and should be here very early Sunday morning. I'm so excited that she's on the way! For anyone looking to adopt a horse, I would DEFINITELY recommend New Vocations, Maker's Mark Secretariat Center, Tapp's Horse Transportation and several other private parties. They were awesome through the whole experience! This is her video:.
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Lock n' Load: April 2010
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Saturday, April 10, 2010. Update - Abby and Shows. No good pictures of her first show but here are a few from the one a few weekends ago:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Update - Abby and Shows. View my complete profile. Riding Instructor 's Diary. September, October and now. It's me, Mugs. Fugly Horse of the Day. Musings From the Judge's Box. Western patterns for the Hunter Horse. Go or no go? Tacky Tack of the Day. A Challenge for Schneiders. I love you baby 3. Riding with Equitation Star Maria Schaub.
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Lock n' Load: June 2009
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Monday, June 15, 2009. We'll get there sometime! Saturday, June 13, 2009. Well today I schooled Jazz over fences by myself which is kind of unusual for me but really fun. I don't particularly like jumping over 3' without a trainer but I wanted to work on some stuff before Pony Club Camp. My goals for this lesson was the school giving to the bridle/flexing (mostly on the flat but working to carry that over fences) and to confidently school 3'6" oxers (ramped and square). Friday, June 12, 2009. This is fro...
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Lock n' Load: September 2009
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Saturday, September 26, 2009. Had a really great day at the Seabrook schooling show (local hunter/jumper/eq thing). I met up with a really great local trainer who is letting me ride/show her aMaZiNg horse, Togey. He's a 16 Dutch Warmblood with potential through the roof. He's been trained through second level dressage but is a bit brainfried about it so he's being retrained for jumpers. He is quite possibly one of the coolest horses ever. 8220;Yeah, I think they did.”. Hoping for pictures sooon! Side not...
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Odyssey: December 2010
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010. The Importance of Saddle Fitting. Note: the text written in italics are my thoughts and not necessarily that of Norman). Most modern saddles are made with plastic trees. This is not necessarily something to be afraid of. Old saddle are made from wood that can bent out of shape throughout the saddle making process. Does this mean that plastic trees are less likely to loose its shape when compared to a wooden one? Uneven Padding Causes Muscle Tension. Fit For The Future. I hav...
