hmm... why did I not anticipate this...

[arwenplusone]

So, I have a beautiful, but difficult & opinionated mare, (as some of you may know from previous posts!). Anyway, I have been working her really hard with a new instructor & she has been going really well, getting better week by week and upping her workload, she has become more willing, more powerful & more supple, really working over her back too which is lovely.

However, I was riding her this morning and she may as well have been on springs.

no brakes, no steering & horse eating monsters everywhere.

It has just dawned on me that I have a very fit, well muscled & supple horse who is now full of spring grass and feeling very well indeed.

Yikes!

 

[AmyMay]

Oooops!!!!!!!!!

 

[Ellies_mum2]

Yikes indeed !! Looks like someone is going to be having fun

 

[arwenplusone]

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Yikes indeed !! Looks like someone is going to be having fun

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lol, yes - and it won't be me!!

 

[LuanneCat]

D'oh. Always nice to know your Horse is feeling happy and well though?

 

[jumpthemoon]

Hmmm...you can certainly tell the grass is coming through now can't you? Glad to hear she is going better now, though - hopefully she'll put her new found energy to good use

 

[Fransurrey]

You see, there's a reason to have a fat, sleepy pony, lol! She'll settle soon enough (you hope!).

 

[Grumpy Herbert]

Uh, oh! Better break out the sticky bum jods!!!

 

[Maesfen]

Yay!

Don't they supply parachutes with the lessons any more then?!

Have fun. Of course, with all those lessons you should be fitter too, only fair, tit for tat; she's just giving you some of your own medicine!

 

[trundle]

Ah yes, this sounds familiar. Mare in lovely condition, fit, strong, really well-muscled, raring to go...can I hold her? Can I b*llocks !

Best of luck. Tell you what, if i see yours coming towards me, I'll catch her, if you'll do the same for mine.