>>if I have something specific to work on as I find that Drifa can get
>>bracy in it and I don't think that it is specific enough. <<<
>
> Did you mean that Drifa gets bracey when you ride in the halter?
yes, Drifa gets bracey in the halter; actually her tendency is to get bracey
so we
Heck, I have already been told that I should not be allowed to have an
Icelandi if I'm not going to tolt correctly. And correctly is so much hold
on the reins that I blistered my tough hands. Sadly, Drifa and I don't tolt
with heavy contact so we are as incorrect as can be.
When did you ge
>to demonstrate that "it's not about the bit". I only ride in the
>halter
>if I have something specific to work on as I find that Drifa can get
>bracy in it and I don't think that it is specific enough. <<<
>>
>> Penny, not sure what you mean by the above.
>
> Does that make sen
> You're talking about what the Parelli folks call a "hackamore"? - I put it
> in quotes since it's not what a lot of people consider a hackamore.
> You're
> not talking about when you just ride with the lead rope and halter? >
Sometimes the halter; sometimes the Parelli "hackamore" (which is
The rope is tied to the bottom of the halter (not to either side of the
halter - or bridle) - so I think when you pick up on the rein it doesn't
translate to pressure on the right side of the face as well as a bit
translates to pressure on the side of the mouth (or face if you use a side
pull)
to demonstrate that "it's not about the bit". I only ride in the halter
if I have something specific to work on as I find that Drifa can get
bracy in it and I don't think that it is specific enough. <<<
>
> Penny, not sure what you mean by the above.
The rope is tied to the botto
>>> Point Reyes peninsula i
>
> I love riding in Pt. Reyes!! So beautiful there.
>
> Raven
>
So far it is my favaorite camping/riding trip. I thought that you lived in
the midwest somewhere?
Penny
>>>to demonstrate that "it's not about the bit". I only ride in the halter
>>>if I have something specific to work on as I find that Drifa can get
>>>bracy in it and I don't think that it is specific enough. <<<
Penny, not sure what you mean by the above.
Judy
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>> Point Reyes peninsula i
I love riding in Pt. Reyes!! So beautiful there.
Raven
Lucy & Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn & Dixie Chick, the Back Behind the Barn Ponies
Maggie Rose, the cat who makes me sneeze
http://www.myspace.com/iceponygoddess
Respect ALL Earthlings. We are all animals of this
Beautiful ponies in a beautiful setting. Do you know what kind of saddle
the pony in the foreground has on? And Drifa?
Nancy
> what a beautiful horse. I think she shoulda been named panda tho haha.
> Janice
> --
Thank you - I think that she is lovely, too. Actually, she gets called Oreo
a lot. And since she is sometimes a bit ..er..."fluffy" ... sometimes she's
Double Stuffed Oreo.
Penny
>> http://iceryder.net/videogaitdrifa.html
>>
> Nope; that's not my Drifa
Thanks for the photo; I was pretty sure your Drifa was black and white
pinto, but now I'm at a loss as to who's horse is in the video!
What happened to your shoulder?
Judy
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what a beautiful horse. I think she shoulda been named panda tho haha.
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
Here's a photo of my Drifa - I am getting ready to braid up her mane
because the summers here are so hot and her mane is so heavy and thick. She
is much more comfy in braids. This photo was taken last summer.
She's so pretty!
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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