hi jennifer, email me, whytrotfarmsatyahoodotcom for some in depth
training instructions on how to deal with this issue. also, if you
find yourself on the ground or on your horse's neck with a spook or
spin, then there are some things you need to work on about staying in
the saddle, i.e. weight distribution, and posture. if you
are squeezing with your legs and trying to hang on, it wont work.
that puts your center of gravity WAY too high. with a horse that is prone to
spooking and spinning, you better get your weight on the balls of your feet,
or you will go hind end over appetite.
on the lighter side, pour three cans of beer in the beet
pulp, let him eat that, then go for a ride. diet
doesnt affect behavior, HAH!
kat, i read your first post on this word for word, and i commend
you for the information AND the way it was presented. (APPLAUSE)
