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Date Posted: 20:26:43 12/29/03 Mon
Author: rebecca
Author Host/IP: 64.12.96.169
Subject: Re: Tips for a intermediate rider
In reply to: Marie 's message, "Tips for a intermediate rider" on 16:34:58 11/20/03 Thu


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[> Re: Tips for a intermediate rider -- rebecca, 20:33:49 12/29/03 Mon (64.12.96.169)

You said your problem in one sentance. i have to say after him till the vary end. yes exactly you have to get after the horse. i don't have that problem with funny ( the horse i ride) all the time but i have to really get after her or she drag me around the feilds or the ring. She is known to cut a corner or cut a jump. remeber as well some horse are not going to be cofident jumpers ever.


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