I got home late and it was about nine thirty and the emergency
vehicles were
coming down my road. My husband has had a stroke. He sat and thought
about
what was happening to him and called and told them he was having a
stroke. It
has affected his left side arm and leg. He has no
Sylvia,
I am so sorry to hear about your husband. You both are in my thoughts and
prayers. Judy Fiedler in San Diego.
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I have a rope rein w/ snaps at either end that a NH guy in town made
for me. I really like the feel of the rope (it's about 1/2, not that
giant sailing rope Parelli uses), and the snaps make it very easy to
unsnap one rein and tie the horse up. It's not attached to a bit, so
there's no mouth
On 4/24/07, robyn_schulze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only thing I don't like is that w/ the
Dr. Cooks bitless, the rein attachment is about 8 back from the
mouth, and so the snaps cause the reins to flop A LOT when we gait.
That's what I didn't like about it either.
V
On 4/24/07, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Usually I have them hooked to each side of the
cantle so they are pretty tight, but in one of these pics, the line had come
loose.
Do you leave them loose to swing around?
In your photos--what models are your Sensations? Both Hybrid? The
Do you leave them loose to swing around?
Yes. The purple one I made later is shorter, but they don't seem to bother
the horses - they really don't swing much.
In your photos--what models are your Sensations? Both Hybrid? The
bottom photo seems to have a longer flap.
Depends on which pic
