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I can answer most horse care questions, training stallions, jumping, dressage and roman riding.
Polo ponies, Roman Riding and bareback riding at the John F. Ivory polo club and farms. International Circus, Rodeo and Horse show performances for the White Horse Troups and the Arena Kachinas.
I have experience in roman riding, dressage, jumping and western.
I have trained horses in all of these styles, to 6' in jumping and piaffe and passage in dressage. I was trained by Johnny Wallace in Jumping and Chuck Grant in dressage.
Background site: http://jfromanrider.tripod.com/
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| Billie-jane | 09/11/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | very knoweledgedable? helped in so many ways ..... |
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Hi, Looking good all around and horse performing well. Remember your horse is a major key to assess your riding skills. If your horse is happy and performs well, then you're doing well too. In the
Hello Kathryn, I found this book on amazon.com. From what I could see, it looks like a good book for you. "101 Jumping Exercises: For Horse and Rider" (Paperback) by Linda L. Allen (Author), Dianna
Hi Again, =) Simply run your hand over your horse's back. If he flinches you have encountered a real tender spot. If that doesn't turn up anything, try pressing harder and see if that shows anything
Hi, Yes a riser pad with a surcingle would work as well as a bareback pad. Sometimes a sore back from an illfitting saddle takes a while to heal. If there is a visible sore or obvious tender spot, then
Hi Billie-jane, It would seem to me from what you say the saddle does not fit the horse. Have you ridden him without a saddle? If he only has this reaction to the saddle then the problem is the saddle

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