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A Little Gun Shy (pics)
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<blockquote data-quote="randiliana" data-source="post: 433707" data-attributes="member: 2308"><p>I have found, that you just have to get on and do it. But, that isn't saying that you shouldn't listen to your intuition either. But with this mare, I know it is just in MY mind since I have watched hubby ride her for the last year, and he has never had any trouble with her. So I just have to get back on her and go. I can see where you have a problem with hills after that fiasco. Best thing you can do is force yourself on one of your older horses, that you trust. And work your way back up to being able to handle it. It is truly amazing how our minds work. How you can be so tentative about doing something even when you know that the horse you are riding won't do anything bad..... And, you are right, better to be a little too careful, than not careful enough, especially on a young horse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="randiliana, post: 433707, member: 2308"] I have found, that you just have to get on and do it. But, that isn't saying that you shouldn't listen to your intuition either. But with this mare, I know it is just in MY mind since I have watched hubby ride her for the last year, and he has never had any trouble with her. So I just have to get back on her and go. I can see where you have a problem with hills after that fiasco. Best thing you can do is force yourself on one of your older horses, that you trust. And work your way back up to being able to handle it. It is truly amazing how our minds work. How you can be so tentative about doing something even when you know that the horse you are riding won't do anything bad..... And, you are right, better to be a little too careful, than not careful enough, especially on a young horse. [/QUOTE]
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