SEIZE THE DAY!

Our friend Catherine has recovered. She and her spouse spent the day helping out on Saturday. We're glad she's back in the saddle again!

Is this what we call "Roman Riding"?

This is my grandson Jaydon. His dad won't allow him to ride horses because they are dangerous.

It's true they can be. However, from the looks of this photo Jaydon's dad may have a lot of other dangers to consider! When we live life we live it to our fullest. Life can be dangerous but it's to our advantage to gain the knowledge available to us to avoid mistakes and "Seize The Day!" You go Jaydon!

I offer a lot of one on one training clinics with horse and owner. There are certain steps in training. Training takes time and patience. It's been said that it takes one to two years to train a horse but at least five to train a person to train a horse. With the right combination of horse, and people. Success can be achieved. Here Eric demonstrates how he's allowing Sonic to get used to him and make the transition to his weight and height. Sonic has been in training for about a month at the time of this photo. He's doing very well considering that Sonic had an attitude with biting and kicking and "don't touch me" when he arrived.

Congradulations Eric on your first ride on your new horse! The time and effort that you're making is paying off. I'm proud of you. Keep up the good work!