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Date Posted: 03:35:38 11/14/02 Thu In reply to: Jennifer 's message, "Giving Jesse a Lesson for Susan!!! ;-)" on 18:59:14 11/13/02 Wed >I walked into the barn, and up to Practiclly Perfect's >Stall. I decided it was best for Jesse to start on >somebody he knew. I dilly-dallyed around the barn. >Then I heard a car pull into the lot, and back again. >I stood my ground as Jesse entered. "Hi! Welcome to >Shining Meadow Stables!" I greeted. Jesse greeted me >back, and we walked up to Perfect. I showed him how to >tack up, and we walked into the arena. I helped him >tighten the girth, and measure hum stirrips. I taught >him how to hold the reign, and to sqeeze to make >Perfect go. He was on his 6th lap around on the lunge >line, when I told him to trot. He didn't know what to >do of coarse, so I smiled and walked up to him. I told >him to squeeze inward with his legs, so she would know >to go faster. He did ok on the sitting trot, so I >showed him posting. Everyone has trouble with this at >first, so we just practiced more and more. Then I told >him to walk Perfect for awhile. "You did great!" I >said. Jesse proudly smiled, and we did some trotting >again. Ashley and Sammy, my two girls, walked into the >arena, and took a seat, watching me and Jesse. It was >almost time for the lesson to end. We did a little of >the sitting trot, and then I taught him how to >dismount. I watched him carefully as he brushed >Perfect's sweaty body. I even helped him out with the >mane and tail. I also taught him some un-mounted >things, such as about the horse, caring and feeding. I >introduced him to my family, and then heard Susan's >car pull up. I grettted her, and watched as she and >Jesse drove toward home again. "BYE!" I yelled. What a >great lesson. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |