RC: 5 miles BAREBACK --- ugggh!

[Lynette Helgeson <helgeson@lansford.ndak.net>]

Susan Brehm wrote:
> 
> April,
> OK, I'll take you on!  My horse is slow as molasses, but
> he's also round as round can be with not a single bone
> sticking out anywhere.  And to top it all off -- he's
> gaited!

So will I and my kids take you on! My uncle put me on a donkey
when I wanted to learn to ride horse. He told me that if I could
ride a donkey
bareback and not fall or be thrown off, I could ride any horse.
Believe
me, I fell off many times, but I learned to stick to that
donkey. 
I am glad for those lessons, because not only did I learn to
ride
bareback and therefore have a much better seat and balance in
the 
saddle, but I also learned how to fall without getting hurt. Now
when I teach my children to ride, they learn riding bareback, as 
well as saddle. 

So I think that April's bareback ride of five miles would
benefit us
all.  So count me in, just give me some notice so I can get
those
bareback muscles back into shape. :-)

Lynette
whose has also done many trail rides bareback and loved it.


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