Still life in the old git!

[Snow Falcon]

I've been suffering with laryngitis all week and as a result my young mare hasn't been ridden. Decided to take the old fat one out with my eldest instead, at least I know what he's going to do. Actually the youngster would have been a better option. I had bouncing and jogging out of the forest gate. Later on, son went off for a trot and a canter, Benji hates being left behind and I was reminded about this! They then went off for a jump, well that was it. Couldn't contain his displeasure any more. A buck, fart, grab of the bit and off we went. LOL

 

[Mosh]

My 22 year old is like this.
Most distraught if we can't go for a jump or a gallop. If we have to walk we make up for it by going sideways.
Gotta love them.

 

[Sprout]

Mine are all like this at the moment - people keep saying there is no goodness left in the grass now, but I think they may be wrong!

 

[SEL]

People look at my old boy and joke about how slow he is. I point them in the direction of his Pelham - it's not for decoration!

Both of mine are full of beans right now. I've been blaming the hay but perhaps there is more in the grass than I think.

 

[Sugar_and_Spice]

bless him. he's still got it :biggrin3:

 

[chillipup]

I thought you were going to post about your OH when I read your title Peregrine, until I noticed it was posted in the Tack Room...

 

[Ebenezer_Scrooge]

Hahaha re Chillipup. Oldies are the best, love the description of your ride! Mine has been off work for a couple of weeks as I'm crocked...I'm expecting a similar ride the first few times out!!