Thank you Jackie for the nice welcome and for letting me join. I love the name, it reminds me of my little audience at feeding time, and also of a poem that I wrote.

Thank you for the welcome.

Mark

Thank you very much Jackie! :)

Thank you, Jackie! Looking forward to checking out the site a little further!

Thank you Jackie :)

Thank you.

Thank you for adding me:-)

THANKS Jackie...SO KIND OF YOU TO WELCOME ME TO BARNMICE. I LIVE IN ALABAMA AND AM A SENIOR RIDER. AT THIS AGE I AM BASICALLY A TRAIL RIDER BUT HAVE A TRAINER WORKER WITH MY HORSE ON HIS DRESSAGE.

I LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU AND OUR FELLOW "MICE"....

Thanks Jackie, looks like a lot of fun here :)

Thank you so much! :)

Hi Jackie!  Yes, Tony was quite a guy.  Love of my Life!  He would give you hugs & kisses & love bumps!  My parents were having troubles and finally went through a divorce.  Tony and my little beagle Bambi were my only refuge!  She used to ride across my legs on Tony.  I spent many a day and night in the stall or out in the pasture with the two of them.  We were kinda the 3 muskateers!  Animals are the Truest Best Friends you can ever have!  Tony & Bambi were the only animals I ever picked.  God sent me and sends me animals that are strays to take in and care for, even some wildlife!  I Love All Critters!  I have been called the Squirrel Nut and the Idiot who talks to Crows!  I have 6 crows that will come when I call them!  All sharing an unconditionaly Love!

Hi Jackie, I would like to view a video that is on your site, but I cannot get it to come up.  What have i got to do to see a video?  I have joined your site and still cannot view the video?

B

Thanks, Jackie!  I haven't written in awhile, as I changed my e-mail address.

Thank you!  

Hi Jackie! Happy New Year! I hope to be able to spend more time with Cooper soon, still have to take it slow as still on antibiotics, but healing finally :)

Thanks Jackie! My brain wasn't working and I couldn't see where to comment, but saw it now LOL I miss spending time with Cooper, he is so happy to see me when I go :)

Hi Jackie ~ Yes, he definitely can be a little devil; but most of the time he is a ton of fun to ride!  I love to read posts by others on this board and how they deal with training problems that come up with their horses.  I'm a perpetual "training level" dressage rider :)  Restarted after my kids were grown and loving every minute at the barn.

Thanks for the welcome! I look forward to being a member of this board!

Patty

Thank you!

Thank you! This looks like a very fun equestrian site.  I look forward to learning and communicating more! 

Thank you Jackie.. looks like a fun and informative site!!

Thank you Jackie!

Thanks for the welcome Jackie.

Thank you!  I am enjoying exploring the site.  Always interested in learning!

Thank You Jackie! What a great site!!

Thank you Jackie.  I am happy to be here!

Hi Jackie

Thank you for the greeting.  I'm with you.  It's been too cold, and even worse- icy,  to ride.  So I visit my horse and that makes me feel better.

I'm a newbie on this site and just figuring out what stuff means & how to do it.  Lynn

Thanks, Jackie! After riding for at least 4 hours a day, 5 or 6 (sometimes 7) days a week for most of my adult life (18- nearly 60) plus all the hours I rode as a kid, I have definitely put in a lot of miles in the saddle. 

Thank you Jackie!  x

Thank you for the welcome, Jackie.

Thank you very much Jackie.

Thank you for the welcome.

Thanks for the welcome, Jackie (-:

Thanks Jackie Cochran

Thanks for the Welcome Jackie!  

Thanks, Love your site, especially videos.  Better budget some "inside" time!

Thanks, Jackie!

Thanks for the welcome :)  Our Shires are such a hoot - we just love them.  Ours aren't as big as some (17.1 and 17.3 hands) but that's fine with me and I'll be riding 5 year old regularly as soon as we get some decent weather up here.

Here's Corva, our now 5 year old as a 3 year old

and Jodie, our teenager broodmare

I believe it is a "real"  bosal.  Here is Cody wearing the bosal bridle. 

this is another view of his bosal bridle. ( I'm on him) 

I like it a lot. It has helped me with my hands, I tend to be rough sometimes. So this helps a lot. It also is forcing me to use my legs and stomach to direct since there is no neck reining at all. It's really easy to put on too. When/if I get horses I want to use only bosal bridles.  :D

Thanks Jackie! I'm so excited - Nurtural just launched its crowdfunding on indiegogo! This is the link - is it ok to share here? http://igg.me/at/help-horses-help-people-nurtural/x/10776424

   Hi Jackie;

    Thank You for friending me. I rode horses in my 20's to 40's.. I became very ill, Learning I had renal kidney failure, and fibromyalgia. I had 6 hours of back surgery, and was never suppose to walk again. But I did! I at 59 started riding horses again, We moved to SC  and I rented horses a few times,, This is where they brought in Dolly, We had had a flood here, and she was by a levee that had broke. For a month she was inside a barn standing in water up to her back,, She was bones.. I saw then trailer her in. I was in a bad mental way.. I talked to her owner.  she wanted to sell her,  I was suppose to stop riding, but something about this horse, pushed me to her.. I bought her the next week.. We put the weight back on her, and we because special soul mates, almost spiritual. So? Riding later in life-- when I wasn't suppose to, she saved my life,, and I certainly saved her life,, 

    Your a brave person, I commend your effort to be with your horse..