Yeay got back on my boy!

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Well it was a long time coming but I finally managed to get my lad into the school today! Had to make do with lunging for a while but I made a plan to get on today and I stuck to it! Felt quite nervous as it was my first time on for quite a while (bad me! :mad:) so for the first wee while after I got up I was sitting in a not particularly nice looking slightly defensive position and let him walk around the school while he did his best giraffe impression :rolleyes: a couple of laps and changes of rein he was listening well and we managed to get a good steady walk although he did seem to take offense to the letter K for some reason :eek: but with a bit of help from my leg we managed to conquer the scary letter with only a small fight about it :rolleyes: Did some circles on right rein and some funny looking polygons on left :eek: so will need to work on our bending! Walk to halt transitions seemed to get better and quicker the more we went round, and after a few goes at it we managed to walk from C to A/ A to C in a straight line! :eek::D I really have to work on keeping my thumbs on top though, it's one of my naughty habits! All in all I think our first ride together - in what seems like forever! - went pretty well, hoping to get on again tomorrow depending on how much time I have but I should be able to squeeze in a wee half hour lesson.
Sorry for the epic post but I was just feeling relieved that all went without a hitch and quite chuffed that my boy was good :D Coffee and cake for anyone who managed to read this without falling into a coma! :rolleyes::D xXx
 

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Yeah me too, I'm so glad there were no major hiccups and I'm really going to enjoy just being able to get on now I have a bit more time and the weather is permitting, planning on booking some proper lessons too so we can get some proper work/progress on the go but I bought a few books recently that have given me a few ideas on how to keep him interested and that will help my riding and will hopefully get us working properly rather than just bimbling around the school :D
 

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Ha ha thanks :D I read a brilliant one about someones dressage test recently was going to post the link but I couldn't find it :confused: but it was fantastic, really had me in stitches :D
 
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