Update! 1-2. I took Rookie out for his first time on our cross country course. He loved it! While the heat is much better, and air quality is deteriorating from some fires. Because of this, each horse only got ridden for less than 30 minutes, and was cooled if in the water before going back to there stalls with air conditioning and fans. 3-4. Moose's turn! I gave him 2 weeks of after he had a slip at an eventing show, but he is fully recovered now and back at being an amazing jumper! As always, he never likes the water. He did get used to it after a couple minutes. 5-6. My lesson pony, Noodle, is definitely a favorite and for good reason. Not only is she super talented, but she also listens to every thing you do, and when you make a mistake she always has your back. She is looking a bit chunky. It may be time for a dry lot. 7-8. I bought Peanut as a very talented Dressage horse who also likes to jump. Hopefully, between her, Rookie, and Moose I will be able to go out and do lots of eventing shows! She is super sweet, but is a bit of a perfectionist and will through a buck if she doesn't like a spot, or if you pull to hard in her mouth. I have a few horses that are trained in cross country (Rookie, Cloudy, Moose, Eeyore, Destiny, etc...) but I also enjoy taking my hunter ponies (Noodle, Shadow, Rose, etc...) schooling as I find it works their brains. My show jumpers and dressage horses sometimes come out, but they are all drawn in injuries. @Rosestar22 @retro-mushroom @-Horse_Girl- @Stxrry-Nightz- @minty-meadxws @p0ny1212 IA NOTICE: I will be gone for the next two weeks. I will not log on at all.
