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Subject: IGNORE THIS MESSAGE!!!!!!!!

Author:
Leash

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Date Posted: 04:17:18 12/02/02 Mon
In reply to: Leash 's message, "Dressage with Memento" on 03:59:12 12/02/02 Mon

>I groomed my TB stallion and led him to the saddling
>area of Castlereagh stables, where I saddled him. I
>then mounted and walked him to the indoor arena�s
>dressage ring. I warmed him up then began the
>training. After 5 mins, I squeezed my legs gently
>against his sides and he sprung into a neat and tidy
>working trot. I posted to this for a while, then
>collected him into a collected trot. He worked quite
>well, not fighting the short reins at all. I
>lengthened his stride to an extended trot without a
>change in beat or rhythm. I performed a few figures
>with him and then gave him the command to canter. I
>moved gracefully and I sat deep into the saddle. I
>asked him to do some flying changes, at first every 5
>strides then every stride. He also did this quite
>smoothly. I slowed him down to a trot again and worked
>on half halts and did some leg yielding. I was quite
>pleased with his performance so after I cooled him
>down, I gave him a treat, lots of praise and turned
>him out for the rest of the day.

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