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Winter trail riding
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<blockquote data-quote="jonbri55" data-source="post: 623179" data-attributes="member: 8312"><p>Good point about falling. Normally, that would work. I just have 2 problems right now...first, my horse is almost 17 hands and since I am sadly out of shape, I don't trust myself to ride bareback. And, second, out here in Idaho after it snows, we get what I call 'Idaho Ice' everything turns to a wonderful sheet of ice so if I fell it would hurt quite a bit!!!</p><p></p><p>I too, have a gaited horse and totally agree that the snow, or ice-crust, is good for developing the gait.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jonbri55, post: 623179, member: 8312"] Good point about falling. Normally, that would work. I just have 2 problems right now...first, my horse is almost 17 hands and since I am sadly out of shape, I don't trust myself to ride bareback. And, second, out here in Idaho after it snows, we get what I call 'Idaho Ice' everything turns to a wonderful sheet of ice so if I fell it would hurt quite a bit!!! I too, have a gaited horse and totally agree that the snow, or ice-crust, is good for developing the gait. [/QUOTE]
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