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Gosh, if I had to do that, it would be the end of me...<g>  I have a problem with patience and dancing horses...sorry to say...

 

Janice

On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 12:41 PM, Diane Trefethen <tref@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Congratulations to Paige and her wonderful Grandma :)

Janice Taylor wrote:

*That First Fifty!!*
 But, then Paige yelled out "Oh, my gosh!"  I turned around to see her stirrup and leather lying in the road… Guess that long climb worked it off the leaver… she couldn't get it back on...

FYI - if this happens again and there is no one around who can help, there is a way to get those stirrups back on by one's lonesome.

Tie horse to tree (assuming you carry a lead).  Take the saddle off and THEN put the stirrup back on.  The panels of the saddle don't compress very much while the saddle is still on the horse but do so easily once the saddle is off the horse's back.


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