It was all going so well until it wasn’t. The wheels just fell off. We went from jumping small grids to me not even being able to safely lead him. There was pain involved. Apparently a lot of it. The crazy thing is he never really showed anysigns. No limping, Read more…
“He really was a piece of cake that way, he naturally carried himself in a frame and he loved to show off. I would rarely ride him at home between competitions. I’d turn him out and work him on the long lines with his surcingle to keep him fit. Arabs Read more…
“If your discipline of choice involves jumping you’ve done it. We all have. The question is why do we do it? That pick, pick, pick which causes us to take away, when what we should do is gallop on. That indecisiveness out of the corner, the one that inevitably Read more…
