Shire Monster
20th Nov 2007, 08:37 PM
I lied last time, lesson 4 post was actually lesson 5 :D
Just got back from lesson six, it was a little more eventful than the last one, we still had problems getting an active walk, even bigger probs with an active trot and canter well what can I say!!!:rolleyes:
HOWEVER the main teacher there (not my teacher) actually owns this horse and told my RI to give my spurs :eek: (apparantly an honour, he wouldn't let just anyone certainly not someone he's not teachin) i've never ridden with them before and to be honest didn't like the idea, but she'd started throwing in a few tiny half hearted bucks if I gave her a tap but they were gettin bigger, they know her best an I guess she goes better with spurs than a tap, at first she was still a little sluggish but she was better, we eventually managed a full circuit (half the school) in canter, a lovely canter too, really active trot and even a little leg yielding :eek: yes you heard right :D
I was shattered today before I started and didn't relish the idea of a battle but yet again after a few little bunny hops a fairly good sized bunny hop (wouldn't call it a buck after riding a fella who liked handstands years ago :D) a battle for anythin I requested, I came away with a great big smile and wobbley legs!!!
Just got back from lesson six, it was a little more eventful than the last one, we still had problems getting an active walk, even bigger probs with an active trot and canter well what can I say!!!:rolleyes:
HOWEVER the main teacher there (not my teacher) actually owns this horse and told my RI to give my spurs :eek: (apparantly an honour, he wouldn't let just anyone certainly not someone he's not teachin) i've never ridden with them before and to be honest didn't like the idea, but she'd started throwing in a few tiny half hearted bucks if I gave her a tap but they were gettin bigger, they know her best an I guess she goes better with spurs than a tap, at first she was still a little sluggish but she was better, we eventually managed a full circuit (half the school) in canter, a lovely canter too, really active trot and even a little leg yielding :eek: yes you heard right :D
I was shattered today before I started and didn't relish the idea of a battle but yet again after a few little bunny hops a fairly good sized bunny hop (wouldn't call it a buck after riding a fella who liked handstands years ago :D) a battle for anythin I requested, I came away with a great big smile and wobbley legs!!!