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Now first I would ask the owner, but I have been working with this horse for two years while going to university. The owner travels a lot so I ended up riding him while she is gone and she pays to have him worked so I do that when she is home too around her schedule. She is very particular about her horse though so I don't want to upset her. I already have some just basic pictures with him, which I don't think the owner would mind because the owners of the barn took them. They take them of everyone. And the others are just silly selfies. But, I am about to graduate and I wanted to get a few pictures professionally done for graduation and I was considering getting some taken with the horse because I've really fallen in love with him but I do completely understand he is not my horse. Would it be weird to ask the owner if I could do this? Would it be weird to do it at all? Would this upset you if it were your horse? Thanks!
Today my trainer? told me that I was doing nicely and that the (quarter)horse she recently put me on was just right for me ... what can I tell you? After breaking my knee and giving birth I feel very blessed being able to pick up the reins where I left in August 16. This horse she now allows me to train with belongs to her and she today stated it was the best and most challenging one she owns. She said that in front of evryone to hear, so I felt a bit like oh please, don't say that so everyone can hear but it also felt really good. I have been on horseback since I was 5 but only got the chance for "real" training with a good trainer 5 years ago. Before always something was off, like the stables I been to did not treat the horses very well or only the people who owned a horse where taken seriously. I have been on reddit for a few years and today I felt so happy I wanted to share ... and opened /Horses for the first time. Is there a subreddit for Western/ Reining? Yours ... :)
I'm sure every equestrian has something that they hold very dear or something that is just so important that the day to day life at a stable would be impossible when without it, so, let's hear it! What's your equestrian must have?
One of my must haves are my Horze leg coolers! They're so easy to strap on and can be left on for some time. It saves a lot of standing and hosing a horses legs with cold water.