My Connemara is just under 14:3. She's what they call a "buttermilk" buckskin - black points but no dorsal stripe, and almost palomino in summer with dapples. We do mostly dressage but we have done competitive trail riding and we have evented. She really loves to jump but is settling nicely into the dressage. I live on Vancouver Island in British Columbia.
Hi Jackie, I guess we're both suffering along with lower than normal temperatures! It makes me depressed!!!
Here's Teresa's email address:
theresacandis@yahoo.com
One of my customers wants to look at her horse for sale (pity, she's giving up the horse because of the MS. I don't know her specific circumstances but I feel bad for her.
Thanks I agree with a good ride is more important than winning! Leo and I are doing really well we have improved so much you couldnt even believe it, thanks for asking how are you and your horse doing? Hope you have a good lesson on Wed.
Hi Jackie! It's great to be here and thanks for the warm welcome! I haven't found the equivilent cat site, no! I am looking forward to talking with you all and sharing horse stories, my equine teaching master, Apache, is just a dude. He is the most amazing soul, but then we all are aren't we? Speak again soon. Blessings XX
Thank you Jackie. I look forward to finding my way around.
Cheers, Heather
At 10:51am on February 27, 2011, Rebecca Leger said…
You are SO right--horses--in any way shape and form--are the BEST therapy.. Aren't we blessed!!
At 10:10am on February 26, 2011, Rebecca Leger said…
Also--LOVE that quote--Winston Churchill, wasn't it? About the outside of a horse being good for the inside of a (wo)man...1
At 10:08am on February 26, 2011, Rebecca Leger said…
Interesting--we've played with the idea of sidesaddle, also, because my right leg is more or less intact strength and sensation-wise. But the western saddle is fine at this point--and as long as folks don't get their knickers in a knot when I show up (only VERY occasionally--when I feel REALLY fine) dressed correctly for fox hunting--in a western saddle--who cares? I was very proud that I spent my 50th birthday foxhunting--just with the hilltoppers, mind you--not up with the pack--but not bad for a lady with MS. Rode English that day--perfectly turned out--though scared some of my fellow riders who recognized my balance & strength problems. Aren't horsepeople wonderful? I also have a great photo of me "competing" at mounted games--with a helper so I could be safe. Horsepeople are just the BEST!
You sound like you know yourself so well--good for you. It's great that you can still contribute to building & improving horses--and isn't that what it's all about? Thanks for sharing with me.
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Hi Jackie,
My Connemara is just under 14:3. She's what they call a "buttermilk" buckskin - black points but no dorsal stripe, and almost palomino in summer with dapples. We do mostly dressage but we have done competitive trail riding and we have evented. She really loves to jump but is settling nicely into the dressage. I live on Vancouver Island in British Columbia.
Hi Jackie, I guess we're both suffering along with lower than normal temperatures! It makes me depressed!!!
Here's Teresa's email address:
theresacandis@yahoo.com
One of my customers wants to look at her horse for sale (pity, she's giving up the horse because of the MS. I don't know her specific circumstances but I feel bad for her.
Happy Springtime!!!
Yes Jackie, he is. Do you think I'll get a ride on him now nick has his sites on him? lol
Thanks I agree with a good ride is more important than winning! Leo and I are doing really well we have improved so much you couldnt even believe it, thanks for asking how are you and your horse doing? Hope you have a good lesson on Wed.
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Thank you Jackie. I look forward to finding my way around.
Cheers, Heather
Interesting--we've played with the idea of sidesaddle, also, because my right leg is more or less intact strength and sensation-wise. But the western saddle is fine at this point--and as long as folks don't get their knickers in a knot when I show up (only VERY occasionally--when I feel REALLY fine) dressed correctly for fox hunting--in a western saddle--who cares? I was very proud that I spent my 50th birthday foxhunting--just with the hilltoppers, mind you--not up with the pack--but not bad for a lady with MS. Rode English that day--perfectly turned out--though scared some of my fellow riders who recognized my balance & strength problems. Aren't horsepeople wonderful? I also have a great photo of me "competing" at mounted games--with a helper so I could be safe. Horsepeople are just the BEST!
You sound like you know yourself so well--good for you. It's great that you can still contribute to building & improving horses--and isn't that what it's all about? Thanks for sharing with me.
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