Tired Brain=Good Horse 03/12/2010
"A colt with a tired brain will make a good horse." That's what my instructor told me the other day. Makes sense. Some horses are harder to wear out than others, trust me. Tip of the day: Tie a young horse up quite often to let him/her think about the world with nothing to do. I always wondered why old Roper studs could stand on a fence packed together like sardines all day long and you'd never hear a single squeal. They've spent so much time tied up it don't matter anymore. No pawing to China, no dancing and prancing and making noise, they just had to stand there until there was nothing more to interest them; and then they got to stand there even longer. And riding a horse 2 or 3 times a day never hurt them either. Not long, just 20 minutes after breakfast, stand all day while you ride others, and another 20 minutes before dinner. Comments04/15/2012 23:41
A single flower does not make up the beautiful spring, a person always single-handed, they can remove mountains and fill seas. Life is the cells of the body, to the body of a person sound, needless to say to every cell of sound.
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05/06/2012 23:13
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05/11/2012 00:13
Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving.Omelets are not made without breaking of eggs.
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Leave a Reply | AuthorMy name is Alecia, I'm mostly a self taught trainee, and am looking to get into the horse business after I graduate in 2011. This blog is to help me log training procedures, and keep track of progress on young horses and people I'm helping. ArchivesJanuary 2012 Categories |