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harnessphoto December 24 2011, 16:46:51 UTC
I hate the Parelli mind-fuck more than anything, but is it necessary to do a billion entries in a row on it? Also, aside from the lack of helmet (which is a personal choice, albeit one I don't agree with) this actually seems to be a demonstration of really impressive riding. I certainly couldn't jump anything that tall and narrow bareback and bridleless... and the rider appears to be rather secure and balanced while doing it.

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felonytexas December 24 2011, 18:41:31 UTC
Agreed.

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ernestinewalker December 24 2011, 20:49:07 UTC
Agreed- I'm too busy being impressed by this rider to really worried about Parelli. Her equitation is better than a large percentage of the folks who show professionally, and the horse is a better jumper than 90% of what I see around here, and looks to be honest as the day is long. Not the neatest front end, as Erin pointed out, but still DAMN-worthy.

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foxsong December 24 2011, 22:54:12 UTC
Indeed. Please, use a helmet, but otherwise I am impressed with both the horse's jump and with the rider's position.

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jacketeer December 24 2011, 18:35:53 UTC
Erin, you are my hero.

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my_ownwings December 24 2011, 19:43:32 UTC
LOL!
Brilliant.

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monica1979 December 24 2011, 20:57:49 UTC
LMAO! A+

The metal cans also bug me. Especially since that looks like a very nice arena.

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ihrayne December 24 2011, 16:58:37 UTC
lj-cut and combine posts please. :/

I hate Parelli nonsense, but the vendettas can be condensed and less nitpicky.

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kateandjack December 24 2011, 18:38:41 UTC
Cut please - it's killing my f'list!

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felonytexas December 24 2011, 18:46:32 UTC
I can't stand parelli. I think it's nothing but snake oil, and it pisses me off. I end up undoing a lot of parelli crap in my line of work. HOWEVER that being said this is NOT an example of bad riding. I coach 15 year old girls to do the same damn thing, only there are a dozen of them doing it in a row. Photo.

The equitation in the jump is excellent, secure and both horse and rider seem to be in synch about what's going on. If anything this to me is a demonstration of extremely skilled riding and a well rounded horse/rider team.

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