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Re: [RC] GRRRR a little vent... - bechack

Aint that the truth!   

Went to a "Trail Trials" once.  They had a blue tarp in a ditch with
a hose running on it.  That was their water crossing.  My horse
wouldn't go near it.  Wanted to know why we weren't going 10'
downstream to where it was nearly flat, instead of the awful spot
that was getting really bad due to the hose.  I was with him!   This
horse by the way never had a problem with NATURAL water crossings....



---- Original Message ----
From: paus@xxxxxxxxxxx
To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [RC]   GRRRR a little vent...
Date: Sun, 21 Mar 2004 08:10:25 -0800 (PST)

No kidding! And these trainers just couldn't believe
that out in the woods, under normal trail
circumstances, 99 percent of our horses would have
been just fine with any of these "obstacles"...

She couldn't believe that my mare had never set foot
inside a barn til yesterday, LOL...


What so many of these so-called "trainers" do not
understand is that the
Arabs "get it" after just a couple of reps, and
after that, the repetition
is just a mental torture.  The horse is ready to
move on, and can't figure
out why the rider won't let it.  Too bad the
"trainers" aren't as smart as
the horses!

Heidi




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