[horseluver2435]

Quite a few videos, I know. A couple over 6 inches, and once over 1 ft.

Please let me know how she looks- she's almost 5 (beginning of march) and a QH/TB/mystery horse X (we're not sure exactly what she is).
How does she look?

 

[Lovehorsesandrunning]

Shes pretty

 

[horseluver2435]

Thank you.

 

[HorseOfCourse]

She is a very pretty horse, and looks to be very easy-going. One thing, if I were you, that I would try is to walk around less. It looks like she is dragging you all over the place. Also, I think it would be beneficial to both of you if you tried to stay behind the drive-line. This looks like the start of something very great, though. She seems to respect you a lot.

 

[horseluver2435]

Thank you very much. As far as respect goes, I like to think I'm the only person who deserves the respect that she gives me- I'm the only one who gave her a chance, and believe me, she doesn't respect you easily.

 

[HorseOfCourse]

I know what you mean How long have you had her?

 

[horseluver2435]

I've been riding her since October of last year, but she's only been mine since last July.

 

[HorseOfCourse]

nice well..i hope everything goes great with her..what are your plans, as in showing or whatnot?

 

[gogirl46]

She looks nice. Just make sure she picks up the correct lead first. Don't be afraid to walk, but just make sure she isn't dragging you.

As for the jumping, don't be afraid to go higher when lunging. There's no rider so there's no extra weight and no risk of injury from an outside force. She looks like she has some potential, but with all green (right?) horses, you just have to refine little by little.

 

[horseluver2435]

My plans are a little bit of dressage along side of Huntseat Equitation and Pleasure, W/T, hopefully starting canter classes next year. Next summer we'll start jumping undersaddle.

Thank you. Yes, she's pretty green. And I'm thinking about trying 1 1/2 ft. next time I'm out- how high is too high for her, do you think?