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"A good horse is worth more than riches."
- Spanish Proverb
"Feel the Fear - Do it Anyway"
- Susan Jeffers
My Quotes:
“Riding a horse is not a gentle hobby, to be picked up and laid down like a game of Solitaire. It is a grand passion. It seizes a person whole and, once it has done so, he will have to accept that his life will be radically changed.”
-Ralph Waldo Emerson"A good horse is worth more than riches."
- Spanish Proverb
"Feel the Fear - Do it Anyway"
- Susan Jeffers
RIDE FOR HER!
Somewhere behind the rider you've become,
The trainers who pushed you,
The people who believed in you,
The long hours of schooling,
The falls you've taken,
The ribbons you didn't win,
The tears and broken bones,
And the horses you've given your heart to,
Is the little girl who fell in love with the sport
And never looked back.
Ride for her!
~Jane Savoie
The trainers who pushed you,
The people who believed in you,
The long hours of schooling,
The falls you've taken,
The ribbons you didn't win,
The tears and broken bones,
And the horses you've given your heart to,
Is the little girl who fell in love with the sport
And never looked back.
Ride for her!
~Jane Savoie
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4 comments:
At the not so great barn X lived at for most of the time I leased him there were lots of people who did side saddle. In fact, they even talked Lori into doing side saddle lessons on X for a bit! They used to jump (like 3 feet!) side saddle and everything. They always looked so good dressed for a show!
What a great bog! I've only ridden aside once and it was really fun. Love to watch the ladies at Devon.
Thanks for the link!
Ellie and Werther Blog
My daughter and I recently attended an Arabian show that featured a Western sidesaddle class. Never knew that sidesaddle could also be Western; it was still very elegant. But the real highlight of the show was the "Men's Costume Sidesaddle" class with all these guys in drag. One fellow just had this Queen for A Day wave going to the crowd and it was totally hilarious. Thanks for the link.
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