Ask the horse what job she wants to do. Don't assume the horse is able or willing to do the job that you want her to do. It has to be a partnership.
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About Me
- Maggie May
- The purpose of this blog is to document my journey back to health after being diagnozed a third time with cancer. For historical perspective, There are two other blogs that contain my battle with round II of my cancer. They are "I will be cured" and "I will be cured part II" The picture I chose was taken when I went to Mexico to ride young stallions to decide if I wanted to purchase one to bring back to the US. In this picture I am riding a 3 year old barely broke stallion named Capote. He is the one I purchased and imported in the US. I still have hime although I haven't been able to ride him very much.
Aaaahhh! So sweet. Yes indeed, Monique is in the right place. You should be proud that you raised her so well and let her go when it was time.
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