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Amy's mum
12th Dec 2006, 05:21 AM
Hi all,
I'm due to have my thrid ever lesson today. I'm very excited, I have a new riding hat to wear too.
My lessons dont sound like the ones everyone has here, we do the lessons out on hack (on LR).
Hope I do well I couldnt go last week and I've had to change my lesson days. Hope the wind dies down though.

Have a great day everyone.

Gemma
x

louise1
12th Dec 2006, 05:31 AM
Hi hope you have a great lesson. My next one is thursday (weather permitting) I would love to have a lesson out on hack, i just go round and round a school! but then i again i do need to go round and round a school!!:D . My biggest problem is keeping the horse going and not losing the pace but that will come i suppose.

enjoy today and let us know how it went!!

Amy's mum
12th Dec 2006, 05:52 AM
Well, my Babysitter is MSN'ing me, she isnt very well....arrrrhhhh, I need her for the riding and Amy's school play.:eek:

louise1
12th Dec 2006, 06:14 AM
if she is poorly, cant she be poorly in your house????

Amy's mum
12th Dec 2006, 06:19 AM
I did try that one, cr@ppy, going to have to cancel my lesson.....Not impressed. But then I guess thats the perils of mixing a baby with horse-riding.
I'm gutted, my back up sitter isnt available either.

I think its time I looked into nursery once a week.....there's an idea.

Deana
12th Dec 2006, 07:00 AM
Oh what a shame you are going to have to cancel your lesson.

I may hve the same problem over christmas (lack of babysitters), although mine are much older than your youngeat at 4 and 8, so maybe i can take them if they can sit still for hlaf an hour.

fabio66
12th Dec 2006, 12:17 PM
im going on one in an hour,i would love to have a lesson out on hack i get so bored of turning at letters,thats all i seem to be doing, where does it go from here,i can canter and stop no problem,and i got no interest in jumping,

carthorse
12th Dec 2006, 01:58 PM
I had one this morning. I was really pleased with how my lad went most of the time - we're just starting to get him into a much more "up" & collected shape - but it was really windy so he was pretty sharp :eek: . I was very pleased with myself as twice he tried to leg it & I stopped him before he got away - may not sound much but 700kg of spooky ID that has a tendancy to run first & (maybe) ask questions later can take some managing, especially when he has to be tactfully ridden :rolleyes:

loopyh
13th Dec 2006, 08:40 AM
I've started having lessons in the week when my daughter is at school she is older at 13 but she can't stand horses so rather than drag an unwilling teenager I go when she is at school and I have a little more time - I go in the mornings so I have plenty of time to get home before she finishes school.