Couple of riding pics

[Miss Z]

Nice pics! I love riding. Is that her natural color on her back?

Yep, she's just had a blanket clip.

[Alysser]

You and Tia make a great team, Zara!! Sure looks like a fun lesson, I love horse riding, it's so much fun, but it's really challenging to remember all the steps and such.

[Miss Z]

Thanks Alyssa.

Is it me or has Pet General been very quiet recently? It seems most threads in it are tiny . LOL, not to worry.

[buttercup132]

Looks good. lol I hate the faces I make when I ride too.
(pet general has been looking pretty dead latley)

[Vermontcat]

Beautiful photos!
You and Tia look very good together.
I'm always been impressed with Dressage and how you can get the horse to do so many different things with the tiniest of hand and leg movements.
Are you going to be in some horse shows this summer?

[Suki Wingy]

Looks good. I have to put my heel up too thanks to mr. Solo, I think I'll get some prince of wales spurs to take care of the porblem though. It's funny, I got excited when I saw the clip, I automatically associate partially cliping with the UK because I've never seen one here in America.

[Miss Z]

Beautiful photos!
You and Tia look very good together.
I'm always been impressed with Dressage and how you can get the horse to do so many different things with the tiniest of hand and leg movements.
Are you going to be in some horse shows this summer?

I would love to be, but unfortunately not many shows around here are geared to people who don't own their own horses. Plus, I ride once a week if I'm lucky, my dad pays for every fortnight but I have to fork out in between. My lessons cost around £1200 a year! However, my riding school stages some intra-school dressage competitions around Christmastime, perhaps if I keep working at it then maybe I'll be able to have a go at a prelim by then.

It's funny, I got excited when I saw the clip, I automatically associate partially cliping with the UK because I've never seen one here in America.

Yes, I suppose it is a very British thing, normally associated with hunter horses. I suppose it's more common over here to tie in with our weather conditions when the horse is at pasture.