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On 8/9/06, Joe Long <jlong@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> That's one of the most dangerous times, when you are trying to lead
> your horse across  an obstacle that they are frightened of.  When they
> finally jump it they often overdo it, and then land right on you.
> --
>
> Joe Long
> jlong@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> http://www.chiprider.com
Man, that happened to my Hubby, he was helping another rider over a
stream, he stood in a tree, and the dang horse still landed on him,
the rider did not guide that horse at all.. Dan's ribs were twisted,
it was a HORRIBLE day...

2 weeks later he bought me a Gaited Morgan, looks like, acts like and
Arab... I love this horse, Jewel, we changed his name from Monty,
Jewel was my Engagement present... Dan rode home with him in the
manger feeding him granola bars, cause he freaked out in the trailer
after 3 minutes alone... he was GREEN then... OMG... now I point and
he jumps in...  Dan's ribs finally healed and we are careful when
leading horses across any obstacle...
            Debbie in SE MN

Someday, I will soar with the Eagles....
Until then, I float on the back of a barefoot gaited Morgan..

15.5 AF endurance saddle for sale, new condition, great deal

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