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Subject: Riding Rebel

Author:
Jennifer

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Date Posted: 08:44:33 10/05/02 Sat

I warmed up Rebel with some walking after I thought we were ready, I urged him into a trot. Because Rebel is very lazy, I had to use my crop alot. We trottrd on and on for a while, then I slowed him down, I knew he must have been tired. I really loved Rebel, and didn't want to get off of him. But I had to sooner or later. So I moved him into a canter. Rebel does not like cantering, but I had to get him to like it. I kept on urging him and using a crop. It seemed as if Rebel would need some training. I dis monted and untacked Rebel. The ride was over.

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