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If you have read some of my previous posts, I am a fan of County saddles. I had a County Competitor saddle that I bought brand new and absolutely loved. I’m here to tell you that this County fan has had a major change of heart. Last fall and winter, Kerry and I had...
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What do you do when your at home in the winter? It gets dark early so your stuck in the house and then you get into trouble. Doing what you might ask? Saddle shopping of course! I do quite a bit of reading and researching just like any good horse owner and rider. Beginning...
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This weekend, while most were savoring the lovely extra hour of sleep early Sunday morning, most of us horse people took this privilege with disgust. Those of us bound to an 8- 5 schedule without an indoor arena or lights, knows that means we will never see our horses in daylight for the next several months. Yes…it...
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Many of you will know if you have been reading with me for a while, that I am a County girl when it comes to saddles. I briefly commented on that fact in one of my previous article Saddles, Saddles, Saddles. I began noticing this spring, that I was having a bit of trouble with my...
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About a month ago, I was lucky enough to acquire a copy of 101 Dressage Exercises for Horse and Rider by Jec Aristotle Ballou. I found the book doing one of my guilty pleasures, perusing Ebay. I type in the word Dressage, click on auctions ending soonest, and look. Yeah I know… a pretty...
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Hello everyone! Summer has been insane for me. I have been so busy with farm projects, work, riding, and showing. I have been on a bit of a break from my blogging world. I’m back and my summer experiences have given me a lot to write about! I decided to start back with a...
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I was born not an only child, I have one older brother. Having an older brother did have its perks, but I also gave me the role of perpetual Guinea Pig while I was growing up. I was smaller, lighter, and many times overly confident in my big brother’s ideas. I was never seriously...
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As I look out my window at the white 12 inches or so that covers my farm, I have mixed emotions. For one, the snow is rather pretty. I especially love the early morning when I go to feed and the sun is just starting to rise. The sun catches the snow and it...
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