I am sorry you feel that way. That is too bad you
feel like that. There are plenty of nice horses out
there. Why get hurt. I still own him don't I?
Lorraine - you have to understand where several of us are coming from
on this list - we have dealt with horses that have been passed from
one
On 11/12/07, Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, take long deep breaths.
I would pray in the morning before I would be going to ride, too, for peace
and calm and safety. If you don't pray per se, meditation would be
another calming tool.
Nancy
I do something similar. And when I
You can give yourself and your pony some Bach's
Rescue
Remedy, and put some lavender oil on your hands /
wrists.
Where do you get rescue remedy?
Lorraine
Get easy, one-click access to your
for both of us. Never know what is going to jump
out and grab you down
there. Sylvia
Sylvia, Did you see that treeless BF on ebay? It
is a size 1. Although it has a horn. Very
comfortable though. I trust Scooter. He has bolted on
me about 4 times. And it is scarry. I managed to
Imagery helped me when I had some pretty major fear
issues. I would
picture me riding and things going well, and then
I'd picture me
riding and the horse spooking, bolting, rearing,
etc... and me
handling it effectively. It helped me through some
rough times with my
mare.
That is a
Where do you get rescue remedy?
At a health food store
--
Laree in NC
Doppa Mura
Simon, Sadie and Sam (the S gang)
Yet when all the books have been read and reread, it boils down to
the horse, his human companion, and what goes on between them. -
William Farley
. He has bolted on
me about 4 times. And it is scarry. I managed to
stay on though. If it becomes an issue I will dump
him in a heartbeat. I don't need that.
Wow, Lorraine, I just don't know what to say to this. I would hope
that being on this list would have educated you more than to
On 11/13/07, Laree Shulman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
. He has bolted on
me about 4 times. And it is scarry. I managed to
stay on though. If it becomes an issue I will dump
him in a heartbeat. I don't need that.
if i was gonna dump a horse for acting bad I reckon I wouldnt have any
about dumping a horse in a heartbeat That just
doesn't sit well
with me.
I am sorry you feel that way. That is too bad you
feel like that. There are plenty of nice horses out
there. Why get hurt. I still own him don't I?
Lorraine
that being on this list would have educated you
more
And by the way. I have learned more on this list than
you can imagine.. Don't take my comment personally.
After almost getting dumped I may get snippy.
Lorraine
if i was gonna dump a horse for acting bad I reckon
I wouldnt have any
haha. not one! or husband either! maybe i could
dump my husband in
a heartbeat for acting bad! now THAT would be
awesome :)
Janice
--
I did dump a husband for acting bad. But he
deserved it. LOL Maybe my
if i was gonna dump a horse for acting bad I reckon
I wouldnt have any
haha. not one! or husband either! maybe i could
dump my husband in
a heartbeat for acting bad! now THAT would be
awesome :)
Janice
--
I did dump a husband for acting bad. But he
deserved it. LOL Maybe my
Have you ever been nervous because the last horse you
owned was spooky? How do you get over it
Lorraine
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Oh yeah!
I bought a very spooky Arab gelding. He was and is a wonderful horse and
my grandson has had a lot of fun riding endurance with him and has done
really well. Gabriel had not come off of him, but he has baled off a couple
of times.
After riding Tali for about six months, I finally
--- Lorraine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you ever been nervous because the last horse
you
owned was spooky? How do you get over it
Wow, Lorraine, that describes me and my TWH mare,
Raven! She does these great 180* spins that used to
leave me in the dust. Boy, did she do a number on
--- Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Without any conversation, my daughter and grandson
walked beside the horse. Truly, I was petrified.
When I was scared to death to get back on Raven, I had
my MOTHER (who was 71 then) lead me around the yard on
pony rides on Raven. I could last
Wow, Lorraine, that describes me and my TWH mare,
Raven! She does these great 180* spins that used to
leave me in the dust. Boy, did she do a number on
my
My girlfriend has the most calmest donkey on earth.
It is mainly in my head. Especially near traffic.
Scooter was so good today.
before my panic would overwelm me and I would have
to
get off.
I know that feeling. I need to trust Scooter more.
Although he has been known to bolt. Dagur is very calm
Lorraine
Get easy,
It is mainly in my head. Especially near traffic.
I just hyperventilate because of past happening.
You can give yourself and your pony some Bach's Rescue
Remedy, and put some lavender oil on your hands /
wrists.
You can also add some B vitamins to the pony's feed,
or some B-Kalm:
On 11/12/07, Lorraine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that feeling. I need to trust Scooter more.
Although he has been known to bolt. Dagur is very calm
(please pardon the typos, our new kitten is determined to post
something tonight!)
Imagery helped me when I had some pretty major fear
Also, take long deep breaths.
I would pray in the morning before I would be going to ride, too, for peace
and calm and safety. If you don't pray per se, meditation would be
another calming tool.
Nancy
In a message dated 11/12/2007 5:31:36 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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Eight and a half years ago I was life flighted to trauma with eleven broken
bones. I went off my Peruvian Paso gelding. I was having a saddle fitting
with a ortho flex saddle
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