-
Kinni P
- Female
- Carrollton, GA
- United States
- Share!
- Blog Posts
- Discussions (81)
- Events
- Groups (3)
- Photos (4)
- Photo Albums
- Videos
- Kinni P's Apps (1)
Kinni P's Groups
-
Horses Q&A
71 members
-
DRESSAGE FANATICS!!!
159 members
-
Second Chance Horses
45 members
Kinni P's Discussions
PHOTO CAPTION CONTEST WEEK: DECEMBER 21
Replied 10 hours ago
Kinni P's Page
Gifts Received
Kinni P has not received any gifts yet
Latest Activity
You should see what I stuffed the stocking with!
Terrifying!!
I have to agree with slc2. This is a good opportunity to work through his issues. If he's Aced, he won't learn a thing.
I've never had any luck with herbals. I have had a small amount of success using Regu-mate on my gelding. Unfortunately, it's ext…
I think you made your point quite well. For me, it was really interesting, and exciting, to see the changes in the horse as I improved the quality of the contact. It's equally interesting, but less exciting, to see the changes that occur if I let my…
Nice post slc2. Being too soft in the contact has been a real battle for me.
I agree completely with everyone else who posted. I would like to add a thought about scoring in general. It seems to me that scores are on the rise in all of the major competitions. I remember the beginning of this EG winning streak. He broke the r…
Experience, awards and certifications are very important to me. I got tangled up with a hack when I first started dressage. It was a gut wrenching, confidence shaking experience no one should have to endure. Now I have a instructor I can trust. Not…
I just bought a pair of Mountain Horse Mountain High Riders. They rock! They have a lot of extra room in them for doubled socks and extra pant layers. They're very waterproof (my #1 criteria). They break in relatively quickly. I'm very pleased and s…
Seriously dude, let me lead or I'll run you over.
Thanks Jan. I've definitely learned a lot from my TB. The most important thing I've learned is that rehab is not for me. I'm very proud of the progress we've made, but it has been gruelling. Buying a horse without baggage is definitely high on my li…
Hi, Kinni:
For some reason the site's insisting on my response in a different place, so I hope you get it!
I love mares, but then I love horses, regardless of sex, size, colour or breed. Right now I'm riding mares almost exclusviely as competition…
Sound advice all the way. I like what you've written below about good sportsmanship. For very competitive people, it can be hard to keep a level head. That's why I try to laugh at my own shortcomings whenever possible (that's after I sit in a stall…
One more idea to throw out...I think sometimes observers do indeed get overly discouraging to hopefuls. It's really fun to challenge a hopeful, and give him a taste of what he needs to do and it's especially fun to give them the truth and hear them…
"Thanks for the words of discouragement"
If you are the kind of person who will succeed, you won't see it as discouragement. You'll see it as advice of how to go about it, and how not to make the mistakes others make.
You're an exception. You're a…
Cheers Jan!
You're right about all the breeds that can make it to GP [tickles my ribs]. My trainer's first GP horse was a 3 y.o. TB from a rodeo. I suspect it takes a special amount of sensitivity to create a GP horse out of a conformationally or b…
Hi again, Kinni:
My apologies for sounding discouraging - I think it's easier to communicate this stuff in person! I make my living coaching and training, with some judging assignments thrown in, and I see so many people who have overextended thems…
Profile Information
- About Me:
- micro-farmer, clicker trainer, horse obsessed
- Country
- U.S.
- Do you have any pets?
- two horses, 5 cats, and a barnyard full of goats and poultry
- Topics of Interest
- Dressage, Eventing, Jumper, Endurance, Hunter, General RidingAdvice, Breeding, Horse Care, Shows and Competitions, Stable Management
Kinni P's Photos
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 2:56pm on November 30, 2009,
cheyenne said… - hahaha
we had one hatch a while ago but saddley my horses trambled it like every thing else that moves but the chick couldent escape {we called him yummy coz we were going to eat him for christmass} your horses are really cute! what are there names?
- At 1:21am on November 30, 2009,
cheyenne said…
- hey
ours are pets but the babbys they breed will be food!
we have a turkey siting on eggs at the momet whitch should be preety cool. what about yours do you eat them? you have a lot!
- At 10:43am on October 21, 2009,
Jochen Schleese said… - I will write a future blog on this topic, so stay tuned!!
- At 4:14pm on June 28, 2009,
Kinni P said…
- Thanks folks! I can see this is going to be fun already.
Admin, I'm not yet expert with it. I would love to participate in some discussions though. I've been using clicker for about three months now. It really was a last resort after I realized I was in over my head with a rescue horse. (He's coming along very nicely now that we can communicate.) I'll put a shout out on the clickryder yahoo group. Some of those folks are expert and I know they love to share their knowledge. Jane Savoie just interviewed two of them for her site, Sharon Foley and Dolores Arste.
- At 3:44pm on June 28, 2009,
Barnmice Admin said… - Hey Kinny, right after I left you a message, I noticed that you do clicker training. Are you expert at it? I thought it might be fun to do a little series on the philosophy and training ideas for our community and was wondering if any of our members knew anything about it!
- At 3:42pm on June 28, 2009,
Barnmice Admin said…
- Welcome Kinny!! :)
- At 3:35pm on June 28, 2009,
Barbara Sky Horse said… - Hey up Kinni!!
Welcome to Barnmice, Glad to have you here!!!
~ Barby
Weekly Photo Caption Contest!
Latest Activity
I was Cinderella.
I was separated from you guys by Evan and Rylie. I was in my riding boots.
I'm coping fine. I concentrate on the days getting longer.
I can't believe I drank ALL that egg nog ...
International Horse News
Mark Todd loses Olympic horse Gandalf
Mark Todd's Olympic horse NZB Galdalf has been put down as the result of a serious neurological disorder.Therapeutic riding horses wins national honour
Kleng, an 18-year-old Norwegian Fjord horse who has carried hundreds of disabled riders on his strong back over the years at the NorthWest Therapeutic Riding Centre outside Bellingham, Washington, has been honoured for his work.Actress from "Mister Ed" dies
Connie Hines was never the star of the show, but she remained best known throughout her life for her role in the hit TV show, "Mister Ed".Fresh case of horse butchery in Miami
Another horse has been butchered in south Florida, the 24th to have died this year as part of an illegal meat trade.Arrests made over shootings of horses, cows
Two teenagers have been arrested over the recent shootings of three horses and five cows in western Wisconsin.Music
© 2009 Created by Barnmice Admin
