Western Riders Everywhere

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Comment by April Reeves on October 22, 2009 at 12:40pm

Hi everyone, good to see a Western group!

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Comment by Andrea Carr-Dumanski on June 7, 2009 at 1:41pm

Hello everyone, I just want to share that I just did a Pat Wyse clinic here in Alberta, Canada. It was amazing, I learned so much, he is a very good teacher. I found that he broke down the maneuvers so that it was natural for the horse to do them. It was 5 days and I feel like a totally differnet rider (more confident) He does a 2 week session at his home in the summers I would love to do that and learn some advance techniques.

Comment by Cindy Jeffery on January 21, 2009 at 10:34pm

Hi there, it's been awhile since I was on last. How was everyone's winter going? How are the horses? Mine are fat and sassy, had to put a turnout blanket on Slocan TNT this winter, his 24 year old bones and muscles need the extra TLC. Parka got some hay dust in his eye so have been nursing that with homeopathics and flushing. I also got a fly mask which helps protect against UV rays, it's great for the winter glare off the snow and keeping dust and hay particles from blowing in his eyes. Other than that the other 4 are doing just great. Our mare Flick decided at -20 C she was going to get out and help herself to the hay, fortunately we found her before she did any damage. It turns out she climbed over the feeder which has been lowered due to snow packing, repaired that by raising the bars to chest level instead of knees.

Comment by Michele a.k.a. me-and-Cisco on November 3, 2008 at 10:15am

Hi, all.... I am happy to join the western riders group! What a great idea. I have owned Cisco for three years now and she is 6 years old. I enjoy trail riding in our area, just outside Ancaster. Looking forward to hearing from and getting know others in this group.

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Comment by SkyHilaryLove on October 6, 2008 at 5:08pm

Whoa guess what?! The group picture is the same saddle I have!!!!

Comment by Katherine on October 5, 2008 at 10:55am

Hi everyone! I started this group for everyone who loves to ride or watch reining, barrel racing, western pleasure and all the different aspects of western riding. I hope everyone will add lots about themselves and what kind of riding they do, what kind of horses they have and anything else you'd like to talk about!