well, very baby ones. when eventually it stopped raining for long enough to do anything without a soaking, i decided 2 trotting poles, with the polepods 2 high - esentially, cavalletti height.
Molly was good about them right rein, and did in fact jump, rather than trot over, several times. she wasn't nearly as keen on the left rein!
she was, i think, a bit full of herself, and really wanted to motor on a few times, but i decided i didn't mind that as it wasn't really about schooling, it was about her enjoying herself and doing something!
my boots have been traced to a cupboard, where they had been placed to dry. apparently there was a flood last week....
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Molly was good about them right rein, and did in fact jump, rather than trot over, several times. she wasn't nearly as keen on the left rein!
she was, i think, a bit full of herself, and really wanted to motor on a few times, but i decided i didn't mind that as it wasn't really about schooling, it was about her enjoying herself and doing something!
my boots have been traced to a cupboard, where they had been placed to dry. apparently there was a flood last week....
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1 comment:
I always love letting them "play" a little on the lunge, especially over poles and little jumps. I think it does wonders for their self-esteem letting them figure out how to solve and conquer a physical puzzle all on their own.
Glad you found your boots.
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