And just like that, we have to say goodbye to Mystic. My sincerest sympathy to Kayla. She was fine at 11:30 am today, noticed rolling just after noon, but she was in full colic by that time, and by 4:15, her heart could take no more. She'll be with Goldie under the big juniper in their field. Rest in peace little grey girl.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
On Lightness and Harmony
If the rider's aids are precise and well-timed(QUICK), there is no need for strength. That is the lightness we're seeking: a precise...
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http://www.sustainabledressage.net/collection/false_collection.php#relative I would like to highly recommend this article in particular, an...
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I have not updated in quite some time, not because there has been no news to report, but mostly because I have just been very involved with ...
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Frisco Bay at Four Years, Developing the Passage “I can smell the piaffe.”…If you imagine these words spoken in a heavy Spanish acce...