Ridecamp: [RC] Green Horses

> I have to agree that in our sport, pairing off with a seasoned 
> campaigner is
> far preferable to pairing off with another greenie. 

This is what I did...and here's the trick. OFFER TO SPONSOR A JUNIOR! 
They tend to have good experienced horses....they're stuck with you no
matter what pace you want to set. If you scream, "Get in front of me and
slow this horse down!" They probably will.  They also wait for you at the
vet checks.  I sponsored a junior for the first 2 years I rode Kaboot and
that's probably the only thing that kept me alive.  Pick one with a broad
butt (the horse...junior is optional) that doesn't kick and can block the
trail.  Hopefully their horse also knows to drink and eat.  The best part
about riding with juniors is that they never talk about divorces or
ex-spouses. :-)

Angie

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