Sie kann Galoppieren!
Another week and some more new clients. I need to sit down and catch up on my bookkeeping. I also need to count how many students I'm teaching in a week, it has to be getting past 40 because there's 17 (I think) just from the AFE classes.
Brielle was super helpful this week, especially yesterday. I was able to clear out and add at least a half ton of pea gravel to Kitt's stall. Hopefully it will help keep her stall dryer finally and help her feet continue to progress. I need to do the same for Jasper's stall as he has a nasty quagmire in his that need ssome serious help.
We've been putting Talon in the boarder area to help dry out HER feet and hopefully beat back the thrush. Her feet looked pretty awesome Friday after galavanting around the property. She even did a series of flying lead changes. Maybe some day we can get those on purpose and under saddle.
Friday I rode her and Tru-D. On Tru-D I said to heck with it and did some cantering. She really dove on the left lead, but after some purposeful canters her trot became less rushing, imagine that! She mostly comes off the seat to canter, which is nice, but she is still getring organized. I would like her further along at six, but that's okay, we'll get there. Note: more cantering.
Brielle was super helpful this week, especially yesterday. I was able to clear out and add at least a half ton of pea gravel to Kitt's stall. Hopefully it will help keep her stall dryer finally and help her feet continue to progress. I need to do the same for Jasper's stall as he has a nasty quagmire in his that need ssome serious help.
We've been putting Talon in the boarder area to help dry out HER feet and hopefully beat back the thrush. Her feet looked pretty awesome Friday after galavanting around the property. She even did a series of flying lead changes. Maybe some day we can get those on purpose and under saddle.
Friday I rode her and Tru-D. On Tru-D I said to heck with it and did some cantering. She really dove on the left lead, but after some purposeful canters her trot became less rushing, imagine that! She mostly comes off the seat to canter, which is nice, but she is still getring organized. I would like her further along at six, but that's okay, we'll get there. Note: more cantering.