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  1. xxdanioo
    xxdanioo liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : Walterbb June 2013
    Can I just say that I absolutely LOVE seeing that he's wearing a fitting one ear headstall? I've seen so many that jab them in the eyes!!! He's gorgeous :)
    Liked On: Today, 02:10 PM
    Posted On: 06-16-2013, 10:42 PM
  2. wild old thing
    wild old thing liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : My horse's trot is too fast. I've tried everything.
    Video. Honestly the best thing to do would be to work on it on the lungeline. Sometimes you think you're slowing your seat but really you're being thrown around up there. Allow her to trot only...
    Liked On: Today, 11:33 AM
    Posted On: 06-17-2013, 05:56 PM
  3. wild old thing
    wild old thing liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : I am so desperate to learn to ride, it's insane.Just can't do it
    That simply doesn't work for everyone. I feel more unbalanced and unsafe in a western because I can't feel the horse. My ex-boss had me lease her horse in a western saddle and then an aussie... and...
    Liked On: Today, 08:53 AM
    Posted On: Yesterday, 04:45 PM
  4. wild old thing
    wild old thing liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : I am so desperate to learn to ride, it's insane.Just can't do it
    I was the same exact way. A good instructor, confidence in yourself, and a trustworthy horse will help!!
    Liked On: Today, 08:51 AM
    Posted On: 06-16-2013, 09:18 PM
  5. HorseLovinLady
    HorseLovinLady liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : Happy 2nd birthday to Tequila and King at 2 weeks old, very pic heavy!
    So cute :)
    Liked On: Yesterday, 10:35 PM
    Posted On: Yesterday, 08:12 PM
  6. SorrelHorse
    SorrelHorse liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : A Sudden Realization! (Bareback and Bridleless)
    You do realize it's very logical. More matter between you and the horse, therefore less of a feel. But without control of your seat and soft giving release.. you will run into the same problems,...
    Liked On: Yesterday, 09:16 PM
    Posted On: 06-13-2013, 09:08 PM
  7. Brittney917
    Brittney917 liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : Flaxen Palomino, nameless!
    Bunny or Bonnie would be cute Fancy, too
    Liked On: Yesterday, 09:06 PM
    Posted On: Yesterday, 07:34 PM
  8. cowgirlnay
    cowgirlnay liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : I feel like I should just quit riding
    Ignorance is bliss.. to all but the horse. You didn't realize your riding could be better before, now you do and you're criticizing yourself every step of the way. Quit it. It's called learning...
    Liked On: Yesterday, 02:15 PM
    Posted On: 04-30-2013, 06:51 PM
  9. Bagheera
    Bagheera liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : Craptastic dressage at Danish Championships
    Point being, one should never just copy what they see, which I think is a huge problem with a lot of people when it comes to learning. There are so many miniscule things happening that are not...
    Liked On: Yesterday, 12:41 AM
    Posted On: 06-17-2013, 06:01 PM
  10. GamingGrrl
    GamingGrrl liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : Need advice about persuaders
    There are already good horses out there. You cannot help people further, I promise you. Horse weight is an approximation. Here is a nifty tool. Adult Horse Weight Calculator | TheHorse.com...
    Liked On: 06-17-2013, 10:58 PM
    Posted On: 06-17-2013, 10:37 PM
  11. Fahntasia
    Fahntasia liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : My Spotted Tennessee Walker critique
    Ashley, I saw the video and thankfully it looks as though your filly is not lethargic (exhausted/drained of energy) which means she isn't as bad as she could be. That being said, you need to...
    Liked On: 06-17-2013, 10:49 PM
    Posted On: 06-16-2013, 07:02 PM
  12. Wallaby
    Wallaby liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : A Sudden Realization! (Bareback and Bridleless)
    You do realize it's very logical. More matter between you and the horse, therefore less of a feel. But without control of your seat and soft giving release.. you will run into the same problems,...
    Liked On: 06-17-2013, 09:15 AM
    Posted On: 06-13-2013, 09:08 PM
  13. EvilHorseOfDoom
    EvilHorseOfDoom liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : My Spotted Tennessee Walker critique
    Yes, patient but also firm. Gentle is not a good word to use as a horse's gentle is different to gentle that you use with people. Firm in such that she is to be given space and loves when she...
    Liked On: 06-17-2013, 12:06 AM
    Posted On: 06-16-2013, 11:57 PM
  14. nvr2many
    nvr2many liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : A Sudden Realization! (Bareback and Bridleless)
    You do realize it's very logical. More matter between you and the horse, therefore less of a feel. But without control of your seat and soft giving release.. you will run into the same problems,...
    Liked On: 06-17-2013, 12:01 AM
    Posted On: 06-13-2013, 09:08 PM
  15. EvilHorseOfDoom
    EvilHorseOfDoom liked post by Skyseternalangel On thread : My Spotted Tennessee Walker critique
    I think it should be clarified that we do NOT mean ride her, or lunge her. But handle her and turn her loose to run around. Maybe "chase her" with the whip to encourage her to stretch out.
    Liked On: 06-16-2013, 11:23 PM
    Posted On: 06-16-2013, 11:15 PM
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