Here is one picture of her:
Shelly in Summerland, BC Canada
Curly Standard Place
The RAC began in 2007 and continued until 2015. It was created to unite all curly horse owners to encourage and motivate each other and to promoting the breed. Participating riders earn points to win amazing prizes. This blog was created to share with others their personal journey with each other and the public. *This blog is not a training blog and any techniques or methods shown here are not necessarily enforced by the RAC. Consult your trainer for advice. http://curlyhorsecountry.com
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Trail rides and practice days
*Tessa and I have been doing a lot of riding these days - a couple of weekends ago we went out with some riders from the Endurance group - we were marking trail and enjoying the trails - they were wonderful! I got one picture of me on *Tessa and my honey on his NSH, can you see I am wearing my RAC shirt? I am really looking forward to the endurance ride in this riding area, just gorgeous!
And then, last weekend there was a dressage training day and I took *Tessa to that. This was the first time we have done this in at least two years - she was actually pretty calm and well behaved - I was very happy with her.
Here is one picture of her:
That is all I have time for right now - these are very busy days of spring!
Shelly in Summerland, BC Canada
Curly Standard Place
Here is one picture of her:
Shelly in Summerland, BC Canada
Curly Standard Place
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She is really pretty, what nice pictures you got!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures! Yes, I noticed your RAC shirt. How far do you generally ride when you are training for endurance? How many times per week?
ReplyDeleteI love Tessa's color! How unique! Wondeful training!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dana :)
ReplyDeleteSusan, well, it varies - the important thing is to keep riding them on a consistent basis. It also depends on the horse, some maintain their condition easily and others need a lot of riding to maintain. Generally speaking though - at least three times a week, a hour to two hours each ride, trotting and cantering the whole time :)
Janeen, thanks so much, Tessa is a "pintaloosa" She looks almost white in the winter, darker in the summer :)
Shelly, BC Canada