Hi all, just an old guy from San Antonio. I used to ride a bit before the spine issues caught up with me. I do get to spend time out at my friends place Indian Creek Farm LLC Spring Branch, Texas it is a beautiful equestrian center up around spring branch. I also sell tack online (not going to spam my own website, I run the same forum software on another site, spammers are evil).
Anyway, I plan to be here now and again. I especially like the photo section of members horses.
If either of you do that though, please for the sake of your butt and teeth- GET A BUGGY WITH GOOD SHOCKS. My easy entry miniature horse buggy looks like a lovely little ride, but the second you hop in you know...this isn't going to be any leisurely ride in the park. I swear that I feel like my brains are being shaken out every time I drive Sour, and we're just doing a nice little walk or slow trot! :shock:
When you are on a budget, jumping in the suburban for a drive... I got a call from my friend at ICF, I get to spend all next week there shooting video of the trainers, so I will be getting some behind the wheel time. She pays very well so gas will not be a problem
Edited to add: oops sometimes the pain overrides my brain. "Driving" just went right over my head lol
Just get a nice buggy. Costs more, but they make you feel like royalty! A friend of mine has a really nice one, can't remember what it's called- but it has almost as much shock absorption as a car. It feels like you're floating even at a trot...a far cry from my rickety old buggy!
Hi Nice to meet you
I am sorry you are injured and can no longer ride
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