Standing ready for her vet inspection 🐴
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Submitted May 15, 2017 at 02:27PM by That_Awesomeguy
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Silena, the lovely mare at the barn is getting put to sleep tomorrow and everyone is taking it very hard, myself absolutely included.
I am making a horse hair bracelet for the owner, as well as framing a picture of a beautiful photograph of the two in their prime, and a painting I made.
How did you guys get through this? I feel like I need to do so much for the owner (a close friend) and the horse, but I don't know what, provide comfort food? I've said goodbye like 10 times already, and I can't believe she's going... losing an animal is so heartbreaking...
As of may 14 2017 I accept my fate as a brony and may 15 I shall see my second and possibly third and fourth episode so welcome me to the herd. Where do I get my cutie mark and my pony version of me?
Update:I like vido games so what should my name be?
Hi! I've been riding all my life, but not as continually as I would've liked. There were a few years off and on in my teenage phase where I wouldn't have a place to ride and so on and so forth. In November of last year is when I started seriously riding again, and as of the pats views weeks almost every single day working my 4 year old. Yesterday I was working a friends horse in the arena for her, with her hunter jumper prospect. (I've been a hunter jumper for a long time, so I've still retained a lot of information. Not a green rider at all. ) my problem is over the years I've just lost my seat, and a lady at the barn made a (nice) comment about me being thrown forward a lot. I agreed with her right away, saying I've been trying to work on getting my seat back and correcting that flaw that I have. What are some ways that I can correct this? Of what am I doing wrong that I'm being thrown forward? I'm thinking it's my lack of muscle mass that I used to have. I always have my heels down, head up etc. does anyone have any exercises I can practice to avoid this?