Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
Why?
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Parelli and Natural Horsemanship?
- Thread starter BlackDiamond
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BlackDiamond
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Well because some people prefer to play with their horses rather than ride them!!
nikkiportia
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*popcorn time*
Shilasdair
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Well because some people prefer to play with their horses rather than ride them!!
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Well, if you knew anything about equine anatomy....then you'd recognise that horses were not 'designed' to carry weight on their spines - but only evolved to carry foals hanging down beneath them.
Really we should start a new NH trend - of belly hammocks for riders to relax in. Are you game?
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Well because some people prefer to play with their horses rather than ride them!!
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Well, if you knew anything about equine anatomy....then you'd recognise that horses were not 'designed' to carry weight on their spines - but only evolved to carry foals hanging down beneath them.
Really we should start a new NH trend - of belly hammocks for riders to relax in. Are you game?
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jewel
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are you bored tonight? lol
trendybraincell
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I was wondering that too...someones trying to be difficult!
I like the hammock idea, sounds very relaxing!
I like the hammock idea, sounds very relaxing!
YorksG
Over the hill and far awa
How would that translate for geldings or even stallions?
Ellies_mum2
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* munches popcorn*
I like the sound of the belly hammock too but I reckon the H & S brigade would put a stop to it pretty sharpish
I like the sound of the belly hammock too but I reckon the H & S brigade would put a stop to it pretty sharpish
Three
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It has been known for my saddle to spin putting me in a version of the hammock position.
Does that count?
Does that count?
Shilasdair
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How would that translate for geldings or even stallions?
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Well, if you gave the rider an AV while they're there, you could kill two birds with one stone.
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How would that translate for geldings or even stallions?
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Well, if you gave the rider an AV while they're there, you could kill two birds with one stone.
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YorksG
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But they don't carry foals, so shouldn't that mean that you must not ride them at all?
BlackDiamond
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I simply don't care what a horse is designed to do!! Ride it I will!!
Shilasdair
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Ride it I will!!
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Or try to, anyway. Have you had any lessons, ever?
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Ride it I will!!
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Or try to, anyway. Have you had any lessons, ever?
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BlackDiamond
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Never!!
vennessa
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Well because some people prefer to play with their horses rather than ride them!!
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Well, if you knew anything about equine anatomy....then you'd recognise that horses were not 'designed' to carry weight on their spines - but only evolved to carry foals hanging down beneath them.
Really we should start a new NH trend - of belly hammocks for riders to relax in. Are you game?
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You just may start a new way with horses.
There is actually some sense in their though regards not designed to carry weight on their spines. I wonder if wild horses have kissing spines etc and all the problems domesticated horses have.
I am actually genuinly interested in ailments in the pleasure hack vs the competition horse. Not injuries sustained competeing but such things as kissing spine.
I hope i have not changed the way of the thread.
Please carry on regards parelli just thinking out loud
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Well because some people prefer to play with their horses rather than ride them!!
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Well, if you knew anything about equine anatomy....then you'd recognise that horses were not 'designed' to carry weight on their spines - but only evolved to carry foals hanging down beneath them.
Really we should start a new NH trend - of belly hammocks for riders to relax in. Are you game?
S
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You just may start a new way with horses.
I am actually genuinly interested in ailments in the pleasure hack vs the competition horse. Not injuries sustained competeing but such things as kissing spine.
I hope i have not changed the way of the thread.
scotsmare
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Frankly, neither - have now seen too many people 'pretend' to know what they're doing (some of the results have been hilarious though (but probably not for the horse!)) Who the hell decided what was 'natural' in the first place???
BlackDiamond
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You know, when I say ride, what I actually mean is, I hang on and flap my legs wildly whilst beating my mount copiously with a carrot club.
kazs
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i like the hammock idea as it wouldnt be as far to fall.
vennessa
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I don't think i have the hammock thing quite right, ouch. I tried going for a gallop over rocky land. I got bashed on rocks and kicked in the head
Did i have my hammock wrong?
PapaFrita
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Because I want to achieve that mythical bond with my horse I see in Disney films and believe that as it's unnatural to ride horses, it is therefore inherently cruel.
Shoeing is also cruel and unnatural.
Stabling, rugging and feeding grain is absolutey fine though, because it shows I care. Carrot sticks are fine too.
Shoeing is also cruel and unnatural.
Stabling, rugging and feeding grain is absolutey fine though, because it shows I care. Carrot sticks are fine too.
Enfys
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*popcorn time*
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Here, finish mine, I have to go and see to the horses.
*popcorn time*
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Here, finish mine, I have to go and see to the horses.
mrgoop
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Ho hum PF it is becoming evident that you have a "slight carrot stick fetish"
Shils glad your on form, you seem to have been quiet for a while
Shils glad your on form, you seem to have been quiet for a while
PapaFrita
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But my horse won't LOVE me unless I have a carrot stick!!
mrgoop
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Your horse will always love you because you shower it with "PINK"
Happytohack
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It's not a full moon is it? Mind you summer solstice does bring out all the wierdos.
S... please put the fangs away
S... please put the fangs away
YorksG
Over the hill and far awa
It is both
gothdolly
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I used to frequently end up riding under the belly of my childhood pony but that was because his saddle used to slip.
I never knew it was more natural, LOL
I never knew it was more natural, LOL
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lilym
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because bouncing a large inflatable ball off a horse's head is a constructive way to spend 45 mins if you are too scared to ride the horse, you can also play games with a lunge whi........sorry carrot stick.....all yours for about £30... or you can get the set complete with dvd for around £100, if you can't seem to waste your money fast enough!
also i would advocate keeping you thin soled TB barefoot as the fact it is footsore means it will play up less.....
also i would advocate keeping you thin soled TB barefoot as the fact it is footsore means it will play up less.....
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lilym
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Well because some people prefer to play with their horses rather than ride them!!
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Well, if you knew anything about equine anatomy....then you'd recognise that horses were not 'designed' to carry weight on their spines - but only evolved to carry foals hanging down beneath them.
Really we should start a new NH trend - of belly hammocks for riders to relax in. Are you game?
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and how do you propose to hang a hammock under a disgusting cob or native pony...have you seen how fat and common these are......well be dragging on the ground...
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Well because some people prefer to play with their horses rather than ride them!!
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Well, if you knew anything about equine anatomy....then you'd recognise that horses were not 'designed' to carry weight on their spines - but only evolved to carry foals hanging down beneath them.
Really we should start a new NH trend - of belly hammocks for riders to relax in. Are you game?
S
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and how do you propose to hang a hammock under a disgusting cob or native pony...have you seen how fat and common these are......well be dragging on the ground...