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Many Many times I've offered up Galis read end for a breaking 
system. He is big, steady and slow. Just what a new, green horse
and or rider needs to establish confidence. As long as the
riders are trying to control their horses I have no problem 
with it. I agree all horses need to be trained before we get to
a ride. If I can help a new rider, a new horse, a Jr or a older
rider out, then I will. We are all out there to share the same
space. I am lucky to ride a big safe horse, if I can offer up
some help I will. Maybe that little bit of help will turn
someones ride from hell into a nice fun ride. Maybe that one
offer of help, will turn someone around. Someone that said
never again will they ride endurance. 


It doesn't mean to ride a run a way up someone's butt, get
kicked, cause a wreck to happen and be unsafe. What it does
mean is that sometimes a helping hand, a tip, a nicely worded 
suggestion might just be the ticket in getting a young horse
through a ride, to turn a bad day into a good day for a new
rider, or may help out a seasoned old pro thats just having a
bad ride

Char and Sir Galahad... (Go ahead an put em on my rear end,
just don't take my hind shoes off, they're expensive!)


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