Pink Is His Color, Show Report, Alabama Obstacle Challenge Series, King’s Ranch, September 2019

Overcoming Obstacles in Our Way   Alabama Obstacle Challenge Series King’s Ranch Wilsonville, AL, USA Saturday, September 21, 2019 1 In-Hand. 5th of 6, score of 44 out of 100. (Second show, second pink [Words]. More importantly, second show!!) We started out with a judge’s walk-through of all the obstacles. Judges, officials, and other competitorsContinue reading “Pink Is His Color, Show Report, Alabama Obstacle Challenge Series, King’s Ranch, September 2019”

Adverse Conditions, A Reference

Training Journal   I’m writing this now so that when it is too cold, too wet, too hot, too whatever, I have no excuse for sitting about feeling glum and pointless. Rain Obviously, if the sky is electric, I stay inside. Once the front has passed through and taken the thunderstorms with it, we settleContinue reading “Adverse Conditions, A Reference”

Challenge, Do Something You Are Bad At

Fit To Ride   Exercise is more likely to happen if it is interesting, yes?   In my endless quest to get my butt off the couch and myself off the farm, I found a weekly adult dance class at The Dance Foundation. The format is perfect. Mid-day; I can ride in the evenings. Drop-in;Continue reading “Challenge, Do Something You Are Bad At”

Learning From Youth

Adventures in Saddle Seat   Saddle seat lesson from Emily Hillhouse, a new instructor at Stepping Stone Farm. Not Sam, but at least Optimus, so I was only minimally stressed about the horse [Theory Vs. Reality]. BEFORE My first riding lesson from someone YOUNGER than me. Technically, Coach Courtney & Coach Kate are younger, butContinue reading “Learning From Youth”