The Turn Out!!!!
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This thread is for all my fellow horse people!!! It's all horse sense here!!
Talk shop, shows an trail riding here!! Post me pics of your lovely
horses!! I have none at the moment, but here was the last one.. His name was
Devron, and he was a great horse!!
I look forward to seeing the horses!!
Talk shop, shows an trail riding here!! Post me pics of your lovely
horses!! I have none at the moment, but here was the last one.. His name was
Devron, and he was a great horse!!
I look forward to seeing the horses!!
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A few years later I tried again. This second one just stood there and turned around and gave me a look that said, "What are you doing up on my back, loser?"
Several years later a third try. The third one was a sweet old girl named Maybe and she would have let a wild cougar ride on her as long as it promised not to bite. I rode her five or six times one summer and around the fourth time I told her, "Ok, I think I can deal with a little cantering." She stepped right up and even gave it a little more gas until she could feel my heart pound and then slowed it back down. That was fun!
Find me another one like that and I'll give it another go some time.
They scare the crap out of me.
Hats off to Brian for trying?
unique!! It's a situation where they ( the prey animal
Find us the predators riding on their backs)! Yet, they still
trust us to do right by them.. Greatest animals in the WORLD!!
Brian.. As a licensed riding instructor I always tell folks..
The first three tries makes or breaks the experiences! I hope you
Find two or three more 'Maybe's'cause when you do this to get away,
Like I do,... It's a religious experience!! A good horse will go
anywhere you point his head towards!! They will die for you!
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”
my dream to love a horse or two before I leave this world. I'll be the one with the carrot
That's about all I've got.
Pandora.... i know you dont mean this to sounds dirty but..
I've never ridden one. We were supposed to do it on our honeymoon in costa rica, but found out that there was a weight limit, and I was 10 pounds over! :oops:
hahah, Binauraljam! :shifty:
Well, it's your Dream
Very nice photo... I do not own any horses but I did take 9 weeks of riding lessons yrs ago. I found it interesting everything involved before even getting on the horse.
You have to understand them and know how tbey work before
you just climb aboard.. Ok that sounded dirty too. And PFP did your
Ex show Orthodox, or just show as a breed. (Orthodox Arabian shows
require the the horse and rider be in full traditional attire).
let me just say, there is a reason cowboys wear the tightest jeans they can find.
do not....i repeat, do not, wear boxers. get yourself some tighties whities or some boxer briefs or something that will hold everything tight. trust me on this.
Horses are the best and even 20 yearsater.. I still miss all of mine!
However if you know how to stay "centered" when riding even men
could ride naked!! But please don't.. That horrifically nasty!!
Thanks, good to know.I keep procrastinating about it, but i would probably have fun.
i did it once. it was a lot of fun, outside of the punching bag action :
that souns like an aweful idea that would result in severe bruising.
Dumbass cowboy boots, but you do want something with a heel to it.
Hiking boot, construction boot.. Really nothing over a one inch heel
Is NEEDED unless you're riding to work. Have fun and good luck!!
I think every wants a Maybe.
I have hiking boots, but i'm curious,is this a Stir-up thing?
ride a horse, yes, there's WAY more to it than just whoa and giddy-ap,
You can wear what ever you like; however I do always advise that men
Pack high and tight.. But I've worked with several cowboys that went
commando.. Even knew this crazy bull rider who did that..
Been riding horses too. A friend actually bought a a chunk of land at a horse camp. So she leaves a trailer there and brings up the horses to ride the trails they built at the camp. I rode the thoroughbred around the trail.
She has a Tennessee Walker too.
wish I knew more horse people, I like seeing the trails from a different vantage point.
- Christopher McCandless
your foot caught up in the stir-ups!! If you have to bail, and your foot
gets caught, it's not going to be fun to be you!! Your feet should sit in the
Stir-up as so. The back end of the balls of your feet should be what sits on
the bridge if the Stir-up bell. (Most riding instructors won't teach you Ox-Bow
until you're through with learning to ride entered, so you shouldn't have to
worry about that! ) keep your heels down ( nothing extreme, just enough so that
Your weight is in the stir-up and not so much in the saddle), and toes forward,
Don't let yours heels or ankle "sink" or allow your toes to swing out.. This throws
You off balance, and given the right movement can
snap your ankle.. They teach you all this..
hear back from them!! TW are super awesome!! I love it when the get a good smooth
Rack going! I got to ride one one time that was owned by Reba MacEntire!! ( I almost
got to work for her but got shut out by a guy who had 22 yrs experience with gaited horses!!)
This horse ran a 13 point Rack for a mile straight!! That's super hard core!! By the way.. I guess
I should explain what Racking is.. Gaited horses move twice as much on the front end as they
do off the back end... So that for every six "paddles" on the front end the horse takes two
full steps off the back end.. This is called a 13 point Rack. It's quite fast and you barely
feel the horse move.. But it is as you can imagine very strenuous to to the horse, this one
Horse though; ROCKSTAR!!
I give a frightened vibe I think. I just want to be friends.
I bet you miss them terribly, I can imagine that. A profound love I have a feeling.
One I hope I'm blessed to know.
If the timing is right to buy the place, we have to sell our house first, we might
be able to rescue or have an older horse needing a good home come live with us.
We hear too often, of horses being mistreated that are taken away by animal control.
We are very green though and would need a ton of advice but I would love to learn.