One of my goals is to jump and compete bareback. This past weekend I jumped a course for the first time and my trainer wants me to compete this Sunday in our show-I am a bit nervous, especially because I do usually ride with a pad and they are not allowed in the competition. The class consists of flatwork, cross rails, and 2' jumps. I will try to upload the video of my first go round here and would appreciate any tips you all may have to offer! I will be competing with the best little riders in the barn-all teenagers-which is also daunting-I really am only competing against myself and really want to do it for the experience. Yea-it worked!! I will post this and then set to work on one more video of our family and Chy.
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Hello all-this is my first time blogging-hope I am doing this correctly!! I have really enjoyed reading all your entries. As many of you know I purchased Denise's daughter, Tracy's horse Cheyene last Spring. What a joy he has been for us and such a wonderful addition to our family!! He has been my greatest teacher! Aside from myself my 7 year old Molly and my 13 year old son Tucker also enjoy riding and spending time at the barn .
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Oh, its so nice to see Chy again! Thanks for sharing your video!
ReplyDeleteDeirdre, I enjoyed your video and you are inspiring me to try something new with AhD...I am in your age bracket. Have you noticed there are a lot of us? Like a Curly owner mini baby-boomer wave. Maybe I'll try jumping with AhD when the warmer weather arrives. We would be learning together...now that should be interesting!
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