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Foto Friday: Panning Practice

~~~ Taken at Greg’s recent driving lesson [Cones]. My photo studio/classroom for the day. Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott

Combined Driving Lesson, Cones

Greg spent his lesson time practicing jumper courses cones. Similarities between Jumper Courses & Cones Courses The course is a pattern of numbered obstacles, which can include combinations, grouped together as A/B/C/D. Each obstacle is marked with a number and red/white flags. (Oddly, I’ve never found this to help while riding. Actually checking the number/markersContinue reading “Combined Driving Lesson, Cones”

Show Photos MSSP 2016

Saddle Seat Wednesday Mid-South Spring Premiere Saturday, May 21, 2015 Northeast Alabama Agribusiness Center Rainsville, AL Sandra Hall Photography Rodney’s Saga Show Report

Stating the Obvious

If we can address his body issues, Rodney will be ridable. No, I’ll go further. If we can address his body issues, Rodney will be a star. This has been my underlying thesis in working with his back [Daddy], and now with his neck [Zap]. Despite the extensive time off, Rodney’s return to work willContinue reading “Stating the Obvious”

Zap, The Good Kind

We have been using Rodney’s TENS unit [Rodney’s Week] on his neck. He loved it on his back. I put it directly across the scar tissue [Daddy Dearest] and cranked the machine as high as it would go. Rodney’s back would jerk & twitch. Rodney would stand with a goopy look on his face. He’sContinue reading “Zap, The Good Kind”

Letter Art: L is for Leadline

~~~ 2016 Alphabet K is for Knabstrupper J is for Jenny’s Jodhpurs I is for I Love You H is for Halter G is for Ghost Gallery F is for Fence E is for Eventing D is for Do C is for Carrot B is for Brush A is for Apple 2015 Alphabet Thank youContinue reading “Letter Art: L is for Leadline”

State of the Blog: The Daily Object

Last year, I opened an Instagram account [Rodney’s Instagram]. As a lark, I started a project of taking a photo of one thing per day [August 2015]. I recently stopped. Rules for The Daily Object I had to include the complete object (mostly). This tended toward small, round things. To adequately display each object, IContinue reading “State of the Blog: The Daily Object”