Saddle Seat Wednesday Another competitor in Adult Academy used the hashtag #howmanydaystillnationals. I thinks to myself, I can answer that. So, when I updated the AEC counter ([AEC], link in the upper right corner), I added a Nationals countdown. Since that came out in months & weeks, days.to gave me the exact answer. As ofContinue reading “Countdowns”
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Meanwhile Back At The Ranch, December 2016
So what have the horses been up to while I’ve been moping [Headspace]? The big picture remains a hopeless disaster. On a small scale, they are doing quite well. Field walks With Milton, our walks wander all over, in a different patterns, incorporating regular loops [Two Horses] and hills [Hillwork], to keep him from gettingContinue reading “Meanwhile Back At The Ranch, December 2016”
Headspace Update
I’ve been in a mood lately. Everything’s fine. I’m fine. Horses are fine. We’re fine. We’re all fine here now, thank you. How are you? Luke, we’re gonna have company… But I digress. I’m not depressed. No gray cloud hovers over my head. I’d say I was recuperating, if I had done anything to recuperateContinue reading “Headspace Update”
Letter Art: Logo
After reading Pretty Much Everything by Draplin, I have been fiddling with the idea of a logo for the blog. Clearly, I am not about to put professional graphic designers out of business. Ah well, at least I don’t do it in the streets and frighten the horses. Draplin Design Co.: Pretty Much Everything byContinue reading “Letter Art: Logo”
My Next Reading Assignment
This is not a review, nor a recommendation. I have not read the book yet. I bought it because of a Facebook post. Brain Training for Riders: Unlock Your Riding Potential with StressLess Techniques for Conquering Fear, Improving Performance, and Finding Focused Calm Andrea Monsarrat Waldo (Trafalgar Square 2016) Trainer: Horse is cutting in onContinue reading “My Next Reading Assignment”
Foto Friday: Predawn
Milton waits in hope of an early breakfast. Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott
Milton’s Practice Cart
Driving Thursday Greg built practice shafts out of PVC pipes and a set of lawnmower wheels. It’s light, maneuverable, and doesn’t cost $100s of dollars if Milton declines be a driving horse with a violent hissy fit. So far, Milton has accepted all of the introductory exercises. We have not rolled the shaftsContinue reading “Milton’s Practice Cart”