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Lisa's Blog post # 45
Twenty-twelve! That’s fun to say, isn’t it? God willing, twenty-twelve is going to be the year of my and High Cotton’s big eventing debut! It will be my second competition – I did one after my first event but the cross country phase was rained out
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Question # 50: What specific skills do I need to be able to do a Novice level event? And what would be a good training schedule to prepare for my first novice level event? (Kirsten)
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Why Riding With Open Fingers is Not a Good Idea
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Video Discussion # 10: Lets watch this video of a rider doing a Prix St. George dressage test, with commentary from the great Bill Woods!
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Conformation Discussion # 3
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Lisa's Blog post # 44
Awesome ride today! Our disciplined conditioning is beginning to show and we have moved on to fine tuning our goals – yay for progress! The fact that it was a drop-dead gorgeous day didn’t hurt either – yay for living in the South! Now that I can get Cotton round
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Question # 49: So I've been feeling very discouraged lately and have lost a lot of my motivation for riding.
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How to Jump a Bullfinch
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Discussion # 13: Here is another quote from Jimmy Wofford on improving your riding:
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Cantering the Draft or Carriage Type Horse (current freebie!)
The Draft or Carriage type horse is often a popular choice for amateur riders, as they are usually known for having great temperaments. They are typically quiet, sensible, and forgiving, and can be used for lower levels of just about any discipline. One challenge that this type of horse commonly
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