Bullyland 44397 Figure "Chubby Unicorn - Chubby Unicorn Riding" with Collectible Card

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I joined all of the Facebook groups, sent in my checks for AERC (and the greenbean program), UMECRA, and MNDRA and bought more and more tack.

The camp was a little soggy from all of the rain from the night before and it rained on and off during the day. This morning I asked on the Scoot Boot group how to fix the problem and they told me I couldn't ride her this weekend in the boots and that it was likely due to them not fitting. I had read all of phantomhorse13's journal and I decided to look into what MN had to offer for endurance riding. I crossed the road into the first spot and noticed there was an open campsite right next to the vet in area. DH will be gone all weekend and for the next 2 weeks my only chances for riding will be at night after dark in the arena with the lights on since there is hunting on all of the land around us and at all trails/parks.Major is a Tennessee Walker and Comet is a Rocky so Stitch and I had to really hoof it to keep up with the gaited horses! I was a little worried about how Stitch would handle being left at the trailer alone but after a few screams for her buddies she was content to munch hay in the rain with her blanket on and watch everyone else have to go out! Actually DH had a little liquid courage and took Chico and Comet out by himself at midnight on Friday night and tried to get me to come but it had taken me 2 hours to warm my feet up from when I came home from dinner with coworkers so I declined. C and Diamond got through their vetting with no problems either so we tacked up and started walking around to start worming up. I had a good time being a vet scribe since I had volunteered with most of the ride vets last year at other various rides.

Farrier came yesterday and checked Stitch's shoes for next weekend, trimmed Chico, trimmed Hector, and gave Lilo her first trim ever! By the time ride meeting ended the rain had slowed and the tornado warnings had passed but all of camp was flooded.In 2015, before my crash, I was in a training program towards my first Half IRONMAN and we quickly bonded as a group. We rode back across the creek and into camp a little before 1:00 pm, our earliest finish yet (shocking because we felt that we walked a ton). Jake was terrified and tried to jump the gate, tripped and cut up his legs not badly but enough to be a little sore. One “zoom” is enough for anyone, so he just watches them and braces himself for when they come hurtling toward him and slam on – demanding another scratch – which he willingly gives as long as they reciprocate the service. I had never thought of myself as a” hacker”, please understand I had never belittled happy hackers or weekend riders, on the contrary, but I never quite understood the work, time and expense they put into riding around the lanes without any obvious purpose?

I rode Stitch around the arena which seemed to go well (except she was so mad at me for not letting her eat that she bucked) and then we went and did the 6 mile loop at the park in the afternoon. The ride I picked is fairly flat with the only downfall being sand which Stitch seems to handle pretty well. I had an experienced friend watch me walk her and she said she didn't look off at all and I hopped back on and rode her on the grass for a minute to make sure I wasn't dealing with any other issues and she seemed fine. There was one camp on the left and they were turning past the campground on the right so I assumed there was a third set of campsites.After a few miles he quickly settled in and I realized that Stitch was in heat and refused to go forward unless one of the boys were ahead of her.

Our friend C (who's son was borrowing Chico Sunday) really wanted to ride with us so she offered to ride her friend's new 5 year old Appy in his first LD. More ribby than I would like but his hip bones aren't showing and his spine isn't so prominent so I'm feeling much better. Rhinegold do XW calf that measures 41cm- i've bitten the bullet and bought some on-line (eek) will let you know the result! Comet was unfortuantely a little off at the end on his right hind (likely due to his misbehavior at the start) but not enough to cost them a novice completion! We only have 2 pastures that have shelter in them and the girls are currently in the upper pasture (to prevent Daisy's escapee habits) and the boys are in the lower.They were rerouting trails as we went on (best ride managers ever) and were clearly exhausted from the weather. The third-party cookies procedures are managed and controlled exclusively by each provider in accordance to their own privacy policies. I have found that keeping it in a low gear is just as big of help for riding in the softer conditions.