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Building a Partnership Working with my new 4yo OTTB mare, Lizzie, has truly brought me back to square one. While I was working on perfecting my half pass and flying changes on Trance and repeatedly going through the Advanced test, now I spend my time in the saddle trying to
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Take THAT Ditch and tarp... Kapow!! It's a start!!! Go pony :) Today we had a XC lesson at Ashland. It was fun. We had some good parts and some not so good parts, but overall it was a big success. I worked on my hands and hugging Fleck
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Many riders start shaking in their boots when they see the words "ditch and wall" on their course maps. They are, in fact, one of the most common jumps to strike terror in the hearts of competitors! But this is not necessary! Learn how to make friends with them here.
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Beat the Confidence Monster But Took a Stupid Pill What was I thinking? Seriously. What on God's Green Earth was going through my head when I set out on XC in the North Carolina heat slash humidity with bare hands? I've done plenty of stupid things
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LET THERE BE LIGHT! And God said, "Let there be light: and there was light." GMHA- back field coming home... neither of my jumps I so want to keep this as simple as possible but, then... why have a blog? So, we completed GMHA, did not fall off
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The horse's tail is connected to its spine. And because of that, it really tells the story of the state of the horse's back. While attempting to judge the true carriage of the horse by looking at his head and neck can be deceptive and difficult to discern, the tail does not lie.