Re: Cantering by Kay

2006-11-30 Thread KateSeidel
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Not having a highly sensitive butt myself, I sometimes can't tell if Joe is  
bucking or leaping into the canter!!  Either way it makes me laugh!
 
Kate and Joe (basically, the best pony ever)

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Cantering by Kay

2006-11-29 Thread Pat Holland

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Kay Van Netta wrote:

who believes

that if you have to canter at all then
   a. --somebody must be shooting at you, or
   b. --you're really late for something and you should've planned 
your

day better.


Thank you Kay, you have to be related to Robin Williams or Billy 
CrystalI love your sense of humor. You always make me smile.


With that thought process in mind,...I watched my husband, (the person who 
refuses to accept that " X " does exist)  - riding one of our own Fjords the 
other day - trotting about  - the horse decided to throw in a little buck - 
utilizing that "leap" movement at the very appropriate time - he pushed him 
into a very lovely canter -  the hind end right under him - and maintained a 
rather impressive three or four rounds on the rail in  my outdoor.


I once heard a term used for selling a clumsy horse - "yes he has three 
gates "start, stumble and fall".."  perhaps with what I just observed - 
we can say some Fjords are three  & 1/2 gated " walk, trot and with a 
buck/canter".


All horses, are different in how they learn and how they accept, treasure 
what you have.


In humor,
Pat Holland

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