maura

Hi Maura,
Are you familiar with the Bascule Farm - Natalie Hollis? Thnk you for your thoughts.

Kathy

Hi Maura,

I am an BM eventer in Texas and are moving to the Ashburn Va area. I posted videos of my horse - several times in the eventing forum - Outrageous Adventure - Leopard App/Freisian cross. I am interested in any suggestions you have have of new training eventing barns. I am a full-time professional work person in search of a good community and safe & fun environment. Any suggestions you have have would be great.

Thank you

kathy Schneider
972-854-1468

Thanks for taking the time to like my post. I'm glad I'm on the right track, lol :)

Thanks for helping me on my post about the riser pad!!!

Hi! Just stopped by to say hello.......(Newbie, that's me!)

Maura, I know your critiques are greatly valued on this forum so I was wondering if you could critique me and my mare. Thanks in advance.

http://www.horseforum.com/horse-ridi...lessons-70548/

Hello :)
So someone posted in my thread that you knew quite a lot about show jumping, so I was hopping you would critique my jumping position, and the over all ride? Here's the link.. :)
http://www.horseforum.com/horse-ridi...overall-65784/

I hope you will find the time and will
There's a new video coming up very soon too, where the competition level is higher, and the jumps are 110 cm.. I usually don't get so many responses since, apparently, as I was told, there aren't too many show jumpers on this forum, and since I was referred to you, I hope you could perhaps critique the new video too.. :) I can send you a link when it's up.

Thanks, hope to hear from you

Hey Maura was wondering if you would care to comment on my critique thread its from two week ago.

http://www.horseforum.com/horse-ridi...ritique-56663/

Hi Maura! So I am going to buy a new saddle. The saddle I was using in my jumping pics is a 17" saddle. What size should I buy?

Thanks a mill Maura, we've decided to send him out on a break :) I hope he gets a bit chubby!!!
Thanks again for everything!

Sorry this isn't specific to dressage, but this is so painfully true I have to post it periodically: The Seven Stages of Aging on Horseback...

The fashion in hunters (don't know if that's what she shows) iused to be to have either have a leather belt with brass plates with the horse's names, or friendship style bracelets - leather strap...

I like him. As a confidence builder and something to garner some mileage and experience on, I think he's a good choice. I would like to see him over larger fences as well, but the manner and way...

I witnessed an episode like this (temper tantrum, teenage girl taking her frustration out on the horse) while waiting on the rail with two students. I turned to them, and said, probably...

I think there's a useful distinctions to be made here. There are different types of rearers, IMO and IME - First, a lot of horses at some point in their training will try a small rear as a...

I witnessed an episode like this (temper tantrum, teenage girl taking her frustration out on the horse) while waiting on the rail with two students. I turned to them, and said, probably...

I witnessed an episode like this (temper tantrum, teenage girl taking her frustration out on the horse) while waiting on the rail with two students. I turned to them, and said, probably...

Japhy, I have known horses to flip over ONCE and then scare themselves bad enough that they don't attempt a big rear again. This is the logic behind the old timer cowboy advice to pull a horse...

It's at the judge's discretion to waive jackets in hot weather; however, the appropriate attire when the judge waives jackets is a short sleeved rat catcher or a long sleeve with the sleeves rolled...

Japhy, I have known horses to flip over ONCE and then scare themselves bad enough that they don't attempt a big rear again. This is the logic behind the old timer cowboy advice to pull a horse...

Japhy, I have known horses to flip over ONCE and then scare themselves bad enough that they don't attempt a big rear again. This is the logic behind the old timer cowboy advice to pull a horse...

I think there's a useful distinctions to be made here. There are different types of rearers, IMO and IME - First, a lot of horses at some point in their training will try a small rear as a...

I think there's a useful distinctions to be made here. There are different types of rearers, IMO and IME - First, a lot of horses at some point in their training will try a small rear as a...

I think there's a useful distinctions to be made here. There are different types of rearers, IMO and IME - First, a lot of horses at some point in their training will try a small rear as a...

I think there's a useful distinctions to be made here. There are different types of rearers, IMO and IME - First, a lot of horses at some point in their training will try a small rear as a...