I spent most of my life riding eventers, hunter/jumpers, and dressage horses. I've ridden western, but I mostly avoided the gaited horses. Still isn't my choice of riding style, but it's fun to goof around every now and then, especially since I am now working on a Paso farm. haha Just goes to show that my trainers have done well for me: I can get on anything and look sort-of like I know what I'm doing even with no experience in this style.
Note: please ignore my horrible choice of riding shoes. The sole fell off of my boots, and I'm waiting for the new Bludstones that I ordered to arrive. Sneakers are NOT safe riding gear!
I should point out, however, that I am wearing a King Baboon t-shirt. lol
Max, an extremely well-bred Paso, so I'm told:
Lady Brianna, who did better once she was switched to a snaffle. Her owners have her in a curb, which she was resisting horribly. That upside-down neck drives me NUTS...she was also really hyper.
And of course...the goats.
Note: please ignore my horrible choice of riding shoes. The sole fell off of my boots, and I'm waiting for the new Bludstones that I ordered to arrive. Sneakers are NOT safe riding gear!
I should point out, however, that I am wearing a King Baboon t-shirt. lol
Max, an extremely well-bred Paso, so I'm told:
Lady Brianna, who did better once she was switched to a snaffle. Her owners have her in a curb, which she was resisting horribly. That upside-down neck drives me NUTS...she was also really hyper.
And of course...the goats.
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