this morning, and she cantered both reins, and was bringing herself into an outline....quite impressive!
lunged again tonight .. she wasn't so keen...
hadn't stood in, she was in the winter field on her own talking to the geldings over the fence.. and eating what grass there was, at least she had it to herself...
i think she's in season, is all ... the bed was in the worst state it's been in for a good while!
and between morning and evening, i did a lot of gardening....
and then made a roast beef dinner and a rhubarb pie...
tomorrow i will ride and see how we do.....and see if i can remember the shoulder in or if i've forgotten the aid AGAIN.. wouldn't be suprised!
lunged again tonight .. she wasn't so keen...
hadn't stood in, she was in the winter field on her own talking to the geldings over the fence.. and eating what grass there was, at least she had it to herself...
i think she's in season, is all ... the bed was in the worst state it's been in for a good while!
and between morning and evening, i did a lot of gardening....
and then made a roast beef dinner and a rhubarb pie...
tomorrow i will ride and see how we do.....and see if i can remember the shoulder in or if i've forgotten the aid AGAIN.. wouldn't be suprised!
2 comments:
Just remember the outside rein is the master of all things, even the shoulder-in.
Hope you are not too sore from the garden work. I can hardly believe how much I ached!
I never quite get over how much better my horses look when they go correctly into a frame. It changes them completely!
Busy day!
I'm glad it's *just* her season, although those are hard enough to deal with! The very reason I have a gelding *lol*
Have fun playing with the shoulder in :)
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