Yup not proud to say so but I haven't posted in a long time. Sorry! I've not been following my goal of one post per day. Well anyhow here goes the over view of the past few days for me. I just resently started to really work on advanced flat work. I discussed with my trainer this as I want to be a really good equitation rider. It's been a challenge for me and I'm definitely more sore then I have ever been. It's very frustrating for me, not being able to do advanced flat work perfectly but as the guy from a clinic I went to once said... "on a good day you might be able to control 70% of yourself and 50% of your horse." so I'm living by that right now and I think right now that I have around 50% control of myself and 20% control of my horses. I'm getting there though. Slowly but surely. Well that's it for now.
About Me
- Lene
- To start with my name is Lene, and I am thirteen. I have a dual citizenship: European and American. My natural hair ranged from a grayish brown to a light blond color, but I died it auburn this summer. I'm an estimate height of 5'4" or 5'5". I have a tendency to set very high goals for myself. Horses are my life. French and Math are my favorite subjects, odd combination, hu? I currently go to a private international school, but I hope to be home schooled. I'm in 8th grade. Well tootles.
1 comment:
In a small way, I can see where you're coming from in your frusterations about moving forward in your riding. I've recently been learning how to ride a finished western pleasure horse in a curb bit to show standards, and it's something I've never done before... watching the western pleasure classes from the stands, I would have never imagined riding western could be so challenging! But I'm getting there slowly, and I'm sure you'll do the same in your field.
Best of luck!
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