This is for all the people that are not completely sure about what their horse needs to bond and have a real connection instead of a working partner. I have been through it. I have been afraid of my horse, been at the peak with my horse, been hurt by my horse every time I went to ride. I have been

This one kid walked up to me as I’m riding mind you I’m just having some fun. He stands right where my horse is going and says “you are being WAY to hard on her mouth.” I have a gelding not a mare. He also says “that bit is too strong for her.” Again not a mare and I was riding bareback with a hal

Rip my poor jeans. I’ve done it again for people who didn’t understand go to the comments and I’ll reply back and explain❤️

I’ve done it again I did kinda fail the first time and she hesitated to just and it was a HORRENDOUS jump and I say it’s my fault for not asking for a longer stride and I let her think too much making her want to stop but she did jump it. Not pretty… at all. But quite happy with this jump and not m

I just had my family, debating whether my horse should be jumping because she is 17 years old. personally that is not that old for a horse I’ve seen 27-year-old horses jumping much much bigger and I feel like she is doing pretty good for a western girl (i’ve been doing English for six years. I know