Here is my lovely Symphony (ok, not mine, but I'm her sole rider and she's almost like mine)
trot poles for rhythm and balance
isn't she a handsome mare?! =)
and we hadn't jumped much in the last several months but she was great
and gosh is she cute! (don't look at my form, but her's is great!)
she's got so much potential! But we're working on quality before height
fantastic jump! Woohoo!
isn't she a handsome mare?! =)
and we hadn't jumped much in the last several months but she was great
and gosh is she cute! (don't look at my form, but her's is great!)
she's got so much potential! But we're working on quality before height
fantastic jump! Woohoo!
and here are some of Allspice (Spice). I don't have many good ones of her, and she had just begun jumping a few months before. But she is now doing automatic flying lead changes and jumping closer and closer to 3', so I love working with her!
Great way to build your knowledge and get experience. Looks good. Keep on. Amber
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these, Fopias. I love horses. My horse and I are both trained for western riding, but I would really love to get into English riding and jumping one day.
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ReplyDeleteI am writing a blog about training with poles, and wonder if I could borrow your first picture from this blog? I will of course put a credit link underneath the picture,
Best regards,
Lene
Hi! I am writing a blog about training with poles, and wonder if I could borrow your first picture from this blog? I would of course put a link to your blog underneath the picture.
ReplyDeleteBest regards,
Lene
I would be happy to let you use the cavaletti picture. :) I love working over of poles so I'm looking forward to reading your thoughts. Do you need a bigger copy of the photo?
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