Re: excitement (was sportsmanship

[Kirsten Foruria <kirsten@vermilion.reno.nv.us>]

When I was 22, I loved riding my TB (ex-track).  He was fast, it was exciting...
you never knew what kind of a ride you were going to get. He had reasonably good
ground manners, but was a handful to ride.  Then in my mid-20s, I got into Morgans
by accident (not literally).  They have plenty of "go", will work all day long for
you and you pretty much always know what kind of a ride you'll get: pleasant and
steady.  I'm never going back to the "excitement". Getting dumped is no fun (just
happened three weeks ago) and mostly I figure it's a good way to get knocked out
of riding for a while... if not worse. I'd rather ride than heal. I'll keep my
(mostly) sane and dependable guys... thanks.

Kirsten


> >What I meant is they like to get in a
> >good buck and huge spook at nothing and if I haven't fallen off them in the
> >past month then I haven't been riding enough.  And maybe I'm crazy but I
> >like that challenge, excellent ground manners but very exciting at times to
> >ride.

--
Kirsten (Price) Foruria
Vermilion Desert Ranch
Reno, Nevada



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