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Annie Maulucci commented on Michelle Synnot's video
AMAZING. i LOVE WHERE HE KICKSOUT!
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Annie Maulucci commented on Alex O'Donnell's video
WHOA. I can only jump like trotting poles let alone 4 ft!? WOW
Sofia D commented on Annie Maulucci's blog post 'Saddles or bareback?'
I love bareback! My favorite rides are bareback on trail on the buckle walking...or a gallop! I love how you can feel your horse much more bareback. It's a lot more work but it's better exercise. Saddles are good too though, but I like…
Deborah Hopkins commented on Annie Maulucci's blog post 'Saddles or bareback?'
I agree with Jackie ... a proper fitting saddle is more comfortable for the horse. For the rider though, bareback is a great way to improve your seat and really feel the way your horse moves. After a good ride I enjoy pulling off the tack and…
P.Ann Turner left a comment for Annie Maulucci
Thanks Annie!
Jackie Cochran commented on Annie Maulucci's blog post 'Saddles or bareback?'
I pick saddles, as they protect the horse's back from the concentrated pressure of the human's seat bones. Occasional bareback-sure, even for months at a time (a real hot summer, say, or a real cold winter) but not year round for decades.…
Annie Maulucci commented on Circustrix12's group 'Fun Times'
is the point of this club to share fun times?
Fun Times
Fun times on your horses, if you ever had a fun time!!! I am sure you have!!!!
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TC Youth
TC Youth, an initiative of Toronto CADORA, is a development program geared to helping youth achieve their dressage dreams.The program has been established to provide educational opportunities geared to the specific needs of the youth.See More
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Annie Maulucci commented on P.Ann Turner's blog post 'The good old days!'
You dont want your horse to think you love them for there work rather than themselves! Very good.
Annie Maulucci commented on Annie Maulucci's blog post 'Golden Oldies'
:) Thank you
Profile Information
- A Bit About Me and my Horse(s)
- I am a horse crazy girl. I own one horse named Gulliver, he is a 30 year old grey Arab. I currently do not show due to Gullivers oldness. I am training to do some jumping and I an=m having a gr8 time!
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- Canada
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- Dog, cat, parrot, guinea pig, 3 ponies
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The Truth About the Pecking Order.
Posted on March 16, 2010 at 8:48am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Much alike humans, horses develope a pecking order. A pecking order tells a horse what his place is in the herd. For an example of a pecking order would be: A new stallion just came into the little geldings padddck. He is immediatley expecting to be the alpha male but another horse has taken that spot.: This horse will either be excluded or attacked. A horse must except his place in the pecking order.…
Saddles or bareback?
Posted on March 16, 2010 at 8:40am 4 Comments 0 Likes
Have you ever dreamed of entering the ring on your one thousound dollar saddle, looking as good as ever with your pony round and square? Or maybe having some fun out in the feild bareback, feeling your horses mighty power from beneath you? How would you rather ride? I myself ride bareback more often then I do with a saddle considering my old horse is not very comfortable with a saddle on his back.If you are a good enough rider, than you can do as much as you can WITH a saddle without one!!! So… Continue
Golden Oldies
Posted on March 15, 2010 at 4:30pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
When you hear the word "Horse" what do you think? I think of my horse, Gulliver. Gulliver is a thirty year old grey Arabian gelding who has touched the lives of many riders at ovation hall. Me, being only nine, am not a very good rider, but Gulliver doesnt care. In fact he does everything in his power to give me the best ride possible. We have most definatley had great times. I love him sooo much! Some days he's a grande prix…
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- At 10:39am on March 16, 2010,
P.Ann Turner said…
- Thanks Annie!
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