RI was riding at the same time, schooling someone else's horse ... good for us to work round.
Again had some nice stuff, but some not. and Molly was distracted, a shade (not to total not listening, but distracted...)
At one point she wanted to canter, and RI said why didn't I whilst she was there, but I declined - I want her to canter Molly first, and I want to work more on my riding, in particular my legs! which are getting somewhat better, but i want them more inclined to stay put in trot before i start cantering again (don't want another broken foot)
So I'll have another lesson soon, and possibly RI will school molly whilst I'm away on a training course next week.
Again had some nice stuff, but some not. and Molly was distracted, a shade (not to total not listening, but distracted...)
At one point she wanted to canter, and RI said why didn't I whilst she was there, but I declined - I want her to canter Molly first, and I want to work more on my riding, in particular my legs! which are getting somewhat better, but i want them more inclined to stay put in trot before i start cantering again (don't want another broken foot)
So I'll have another lesson soon, and possibly RI will school molly whilst I'm away on a training course next week.
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If you didn't feel safe about the canter, it was probably Ok, but sometimes, when the horse offers, it's just good to let them go. But the time will come....soon, I hope.
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