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[miss heny]

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but i am scared to do gallop

every one, even my aunt think am fearless

you, GIF, now

I love galloping

well i should try to do more ridding, but must befriend some one that would aloud me to ride there horse

i cant wait to do guitar lessons! (and i also like skate boarding but there is not skate parks around DX )

 

[Quinn4321]

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Have you tried to canter? It's like a gallop, just not quite as fast.

I've been wanting to canter for a while now, but I've never been able to since I don't exactly trust the horse I ride. She is pretty barn sour, and I'm pretty sure if I try and canter on her she'll try and get back to her pasture.

What's it like to canter?

Smooth, the wind in your face, awesome.

 

[chickendiva25]

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I've been wanting to canter for a while now, but I've never been able to since I don't exactly trust the horse I ride. She is pretty barn sour, and I'm pretty sure if I try and canter on her she'll try and get back to her pasture.

What's it like to canter?

Smooth, the wind in your face, awesome.

That sounds like so much fun!

 

[Quinn4321]

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Smooth, the wind in your face, awesome.

That sounds like so much fun!

It is. And when you start galloping over jumps that are chest height.... It's even funner.

 

[equinehugger3]

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Smooth, the wind in your face, awesome.

That sounds like so much fun!

You should try it; It's amazing!

As is cantering.

But, I agree - Especially if I'm on a trail, I'd never give a green horse I wasn't familiar with an excuse to bolt.

 

[chickendiva25]

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That sounds like so much fun!

You should try it; It's amazing!

As is cantering.

But, I agree - Especially if I'm on a trail, I'd never give a green horse I wasn't familiar with an excuse to bolt.

I would love to! I'm a little bit afraid to though, because (1. Oreo's gait is extremely messy. Its hard to sit in the saddle at times, even when she trots! (2. I don't have enough trust in her yet, but perhaps when I can go trail riding. Billie ((My instructor.

I got to lazy to write out that long word, so I'm just gonna call her Billie now.)) said that I can go faster then, because her horses behave much better when they are away from their pasture.

 

[Zinnia-Hen]

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That sounds like so much fun!

You should try it; It's amazing!

As is cantering.

But, I agree - Especially if I'm on a trail, I'd never give a green horse I wasn't familiar with an excuse to bolt.

x2.

 

[CrystalLovin'CountryChic]

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Smooth, the wind in your face, awesome.

That sounds like so much fun!

I love to canter! only problem is Crystal has a huge trot and just about as big of a canter but it is sooo much fun!

 

[equinehugger3]

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You should try it; It's amazing!

As is cantering.

But, I agree - Especially if I'm on a trail, I'd never give a green horse I wasn't familiar with an excuse to bolt.

I would love to! I'm a little bit afraid to though, because (1. Oreo's gait is extremely messy. Its hard to sit in the saddle at times, even when she trots! (2. I don't have enough trust in her yet, but perhaps when I can go trail riding. Billie ((My instructor.

I got to lazy to write out that long word, so I'm just gonna call her Billie now.)) said that I can go faster then, because her horses behave much better when they are away from their pasture.

Gosh, I was so afraid my first time, so I get you!

Bo, my lease horse, is also super duper bumpy, though part of the reason is that my seat is a bit off when I ride; I don't really move with her. I'm taking lessons for the first time in 3 years this Sunday, so I'm excited to fix that.

I love the trails, but the problem is, some horses don't always like to stop/stay at a slow pace when they're not closed in. That's why I miss the arena right now.

 

[chickendiva25]

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I would love to! I'm a little bit afraid to though, because (1. Oreo's gait is extremely messy. Its hard to sit in the saddle at times, even when she trots! (2. I don't have enough trust in her yet, but perhaps when I can go trail riding. Billie ((My instructor.

I got to lazy to write out that long word, so I'm just gonna call her Billie now.)) said that I can go faster then, because her horses behave much better when they are away from their pasture.

Gosh, I was so afraid my first time, so I get you!

Bo, my lease horse, is also super duper bumpy, though part of the reason is that my seat is a bit off when I ride; I don't really move with her. I'm taking lessons for the first time in 3 years this Sunday, so I'm excited to fix that.

I love the trails, but the problem is, some horses don't always like to stop/stay at a slow pace when they're not closed in. That's why I miss the arena right now.

I'm kind of afraid to go any faster than a trot.

I love going fast in a car, but when it comes to riding horses......Sign me up for the scaredy-cat list.

I'm afraid I might not be sitting in the saddle right, and then maybe fall off and get hurt. I really don't want to ever fall off, but then I wouldn't be a real cowgirl, or so Billie says.

That, and I'm afraid that if I come upon a corner whilst going fast, I might not be able to round it fast enough. I'm deathly afraid of corners and turns after my segwaying accident, so when ever my Mom or Dad turns while driving, I tend to grip my seat and hold on for dear life.

Cool!