Why on earth do you keep riding these horses?
I'm sorry, am I crazy, or are these dangerous horses to deal with? Maybe
I'm just chicken, but I like riding horses that are sane, smart, like to be
ridden, are not foolish, and do not buck, rear, or shy wildly. I can
honestly say that my horse (an Arabian, by the way) does not do any of these
things. If he did, I seriously doubt I would still have him. For one
thing, I don't have health insurance so I can't afford to get hurt if I can
avoid it!
I hope this doesn't seem overly harsh, but I just
don't understand why anyone would willingly keep riding a horse that acts this
badly.
(Should I put on my flame suit now?)
Carla Richardson
Cortez, Colorado
Cindy wrote:
<He will also to an "exit, stage left" with
little or no warning. I can't count the number of times I've ended up
dangling around his neck. My neighbor, Natalie, says I look like one of
those stunt riders from old movies where the cowboy or Indian is hanging under
the horse's neck, firing a gun.
Doimas, as you may well know if you've
read any of my previous posts, is a wild beastie. He spins, twirls, kicks
up his heels, leaps in the air, all sorts of very acrobatic maneuvers.
He's the easier one to stay aboard.>
