Barbara_LF
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This eleven year old rider with one hand is amazing to watch!
http://www.barnmice.com/video/horsemanship-amazing-11-year
http://www.barnmice.com/video/horsemanship-amazing-11-year
Inspiring 11 year old rider with one hand does it all!
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lauradean
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Very inspiring! Shows attitude is everything.
WoopsiiD
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somethingorother
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Beautiful. She is a lovely rider, and her spotty little pony looks like he's every childs dream. they make a really lovely team
SusieT
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very impressive but I have to say the website makes me think of pushy parent/parent using child as business oppurtunity !
gigs
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Caribb I disagree Just look at the childs face and the happiness that shines through .I think its rightly so a case of very proud and supportive parents who have a wonderful daughter .
Barbara_LF
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I thought of the pushy parent thing business opportunity too. Lizzy herself seems great though.
somethingorother
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very impressive but I have to say the website makes me think of pushy parent/parent using child as business oppurtunity !
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I did worry about that also... Really hope not.
very impressive but I have to say the website makes me think of pushy parent/parent using child as business oppurtunity !
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I did worry about that also... Really hope not.
izz101
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oh bless very inspiring they make a good team the girl was determined to do those things!!!!!!!!!!!!
glenruby
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inpiring alright but did think it seemed a bit like pushy parents behind her. No doubt that she enjoys her horses though.
A friend of mine lost his hand in a mincer when he was 4/5yrs. Hes an excellent rider, very competent and gutsy and has been competing at affiliated showjumping since he was 9 or 10 with quite a bit of success. His ponies have been remarkable adaptable, though they were all 3-4yo difficult youngsters when he first got each of them.
A friend of mine lost his hand in a mincer when he was 4/5yrs. Hes an excellent rider, very competent and gutsy and has been competing at affiliated showjumping since he was 9 or 10 with quite a bit of success. His ponies have been remarkable adaptable, though they were all 3-4yo difficult youngsters when he first got each of them.