Thursday, April 15, 2010
Cause and Effect
In order for a rider and horse to successfully perform a triple bar jump, the horse and rider must have synchronization. The event contains that the horse avoids the triple bar jump. A triple bar jump contains a spread fence with three bars of graduating height. The triple bar jump sometimes includes gates, panels, flower boxes, etc., in the front element. Incorrect cues from the rider could describe an influence. Another possible influence, frightened by the jump, the horse avoided the triple bar. The staff could have set up the jump incorrectly which could contain another possibility of influence. A third possible influence, the horse injured a part of their body making the jump too painful to have complete success. One possible outcome, I am angry that the horse decided to avoid the jump. A second outcome, I have an unresponsive horse. Another outcome, I need to try the jump again.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Advocacy
Have you ever wanted to obtain peacefulness? Of course, you have. What human being thinks hey, I don't think I ever want to obtain peacefulness in my life? If you said none, you can call yourself correct. Many people enjoy yoga or practice Buddhism as their escape from the world and attempt to obtain peacefulness. I believe that riding a horse helps you obtain peacefulness as well. The senses of pure nature as you run on the horse, your hair blowing in the wind, and nothing else in the world matters. The only thing that could possibly linger in your mind contains how truly beautiful and different the world looks atop a horse. Your mind at peace along with your heart because you are bonding with nature to achieve one purpose, peacefulness. That is why I enjoy horseback riding. After all, who doesn’t want a break from reality once in a while?
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Narrative
In the cool early morning at Rosaire's Riding Academy, a little six year old girl named Samantha decided to teach her friend Abbey how to tack a horse. First, Samantha went into the tack room and grabbed all the tack: bridle, saddle pad, girth, and the saddle. Samantha looked at Abbey and told her to pay careful attention. The saddle pad goes on the horse right here, as Samantha points to the correct spot. The saddle then goes on top of the saddle. You need the girth to hook onto the saddle and tighten it up. Samantha tightens the girth and the horse, Cody, looks at her and knows he will get ridden today. Abbey asks Samantha if the girth hurts Cody and Samantha shakes her head no. She moves to Cody's head and asks him to put his head down, since she is too short to put the bridle on. Samantha then puts the top part of the bridle over Cody's ears, tightens the chain so that it isn't too tight, and buckles the chin strap. Of course we have to wait on Ellian Rosaire who is the trainer to do one final tack check before you can have an ok to ride. Mrs. Ellian gives the girls the ok.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
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