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What do you do when your beloved horse dies? You remember the good times you had together and that’s exactly what this story is about – a wonderful partnership, a lifetime of riding adventures, and choosing to put a horse down instead of sending him…
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- At 9:18am on March 13, 2009,
Pam said…
- it might be fun if it didn't take so long on my home computer with the dial-up.
just got back from seeing tayfour to check on the eye. he says i can start riding again on monday but i'll wait til tues. it will be 5 weeks before i can get my reading glasses changed -- good think i don't have to do a lot of reading at the moment.
- At 8:04pm on March 12, 2009,
Pam said…
- ok, ask and you shall receive. i'm trying to work with only one good eye at the moment so i hope i got the photos posted ok. let me know what you think.
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- About Me:
- I have been riding since I was 8 years old and it doesn't matter how many decades ago that was! I owned my own horse when I turned 28 - the first time I could afford such a luxury - and he travelled with our family across Canada every time my spouse was moved - 7 times in total. He died at age 23 and was a wonderful companion. Since then I have been looking for a spendid steed but have decided to lease in the meantime as I meet great people and get to try out various horses. I enjoy learning dressage and some low jumping but especially enjoy trail riding - just being outside on a horse is a great stress release for me. I probably should look into endurance riding but don't know enough about it. I would like to learn more about driving horses in harness so I can still work with them when I get older and possibly have to quit riding. I work out by swimming, running and dancing in order to stay fit for riding. I enjoy seeing younger people take up the sport; i am pleased that this sport is one of the very few gender-equal competitions even at the Olympic level, and it is a sport that includes people of all ages and abilities. There are not many sports that can boast that kind of attraction!
- Country
- Canada
- Do you have any pets?
- Formerly 2 standard poodles and a horse. Right now - petless
- Topics of Interest
- Dressage, Driving, Endurance, Hunter, General Riding
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Hmmm...Maybe a Chestnut Hanoverian...or any Horse that likes jumping...and can jump big!
I'm going to risk a pie in the face and say I love winter. It's 24 degrees today, the sky is clear, and I think it's going to really drop tonight. The only thing I need tonight is a comet, LOL, and it will be perfect!
I think sometimes that I get EVERYONE mad, LOL. I try to see both sides. I can get the 'pro's' AND the 'anti's' both mad at me, right with the same post, LOL!
But I am trying to see both sides, and think about both. I have a different way of lookin…
Wow, He's stunning.
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