Here are 10 funny horse pics for you. I hope at least one of them makes you smile. Or giggle. Or laughing out loud. #1: Kyra, becauseyour own horse is always number one, right? #2 This little cutie made me smile #3 We can all relate being scared #4 Nomen est Omen (What\’s in a […]
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I\’ve always wanted a horse that called me. The nicker**) they use is often so heartwarming and soft. A warm welcome to their human. My first pony Sholto whinnied to me in the field when he came cantering to me. Here is a video of Sholto cantering and whinnying when I wistle to call him. [youtube
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When I was looking for a horse a few years ago a friend of mine kept asking nagging me about my \’goals\’. What was my purpose with this soon to buy horse? She was not satisfied by my vague answer \’I just want to ride dressage\’. She kept asking \’What do you mean by \’just\’
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1 Think about your dream What would your ultimate dream with your horse look like? What are you doing? Who is involved? Are you excited (eventing) or relaxed (trailriding)? Take your time to figure out what your ultimate dream really is. 2 Set goals What do you need in order to achieve your goal (see
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Nobody knows better than a horse lover how spending time with horses or going for a ride can settle the mind. Stressed out riders The reason horse owners choose a full boarding facility is often a lack of time or just because of logistical reasons. I watched riders who came stressed out, straight from their
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Follow my blog with Bloglovin Setting goals makes my life at the barn interesting. It keeps me on track. My goals are my guideline, not a straight-jacket. Without my training goals I would be lost. I write my goals down and then I think about the things I \’need\’ in order to accomplish them. Do
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I always warn people that keeping a horse can be a hazardous business. I remember the day my best friend bought a beautiful young Frisian stallion and I warned her:\”Be careful. Keeping horses and taking care of them can be dangerous.\” Daily dangers The first day her finger got stuck between the stall door. And
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I get that question a lot lately. A horse has to to what the riders asks, is a motto most riders have. Otherwise he is \’testing you\’, \’disobedient\’ , \’disrespecting you\’ or \’he will become the leader\’ and what not. Not my horse! The other day at the barn someone said to me: \”You do
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Today\’s filming session didn\’t go as planned. First of all the barn was full of people riding their horses. Most evenings I am all by myself and I didn\’t expect it to be so busy. So I wanted to do something else first, instead of riding. Three days ago I have entered a clicker training
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This is a little How to-post. How to get more LIKES. My goal on my Facebook page is to get 1000 LIKES. Yesterday I had 994 LIKES, so Kyra and I made a video to get those 6 extra likes. In the video I promised to make a special video if my page hits 1000.
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