Riding Through The Levels On The Peculiar Opinionated Complicated Mounts We All

When it comes to horseback riding, every equestrian knows that the journey is as important as the destination. It is the bond with our horses, the unique personalities and challenges they bring, that make the ride an unforgettable experience.

Imagine galloping through lush meadows on the back of a peculiar, opinionated, and complicated mount. These extraordinary horses are not your average noble steeds; they possess a distinctive charm and character that captivates equestrians around the world.

Understanding the Relationship

Riding on these unique mounts is like embarking on a thrilling adventure. Their idiosyncrasies and quirks make each ride a test of skill, patience, and understanding. The equestrian must learn to adapt to their peculiar temperament and find common ground.

Dressage for the Not-So-Perfect Horse: Riding Through the Levels on the Peculiar, Opinionated, Complicated Mounts We All Love

by Janet Foy(Kindle Edition)

4.6 out of 5

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It's often said that these opinionated mounts are highly intelligent, with a stubborn streak that sometimes makes them a challenge to handle. But it is this very complexity that draws certain riders to them, seeking the satisfaction of conquering the unyielding spirit.

The Peculiar Personalities

These horses are never dull; they come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Each one has its own unique set of quirks, adding endless delight to the rider's journey. From the sassy mare that always gets her way to the mischievous gelding with a knack for finding hidden treats, these peculiar mounts keep their riders on their toes.

One might encounter a horse that insists on stopping at every patch of clover, or another that detests water and will skillfully dodge every puddle along the trail. Some mounts might even have an unruly sense of humor, turning jumps into an Olympic-level challenge.

Overcoming Challenges

Dealing with these unique horses requires patience, perseverance, and a good sense of humor. Riders must learn to anticipate their mounts' preferences and idiosyncrasies to navigate through various situations.

However, once a rider earns the trust of these complicated mounts, the bond formed is unbreakable. It's through this bond that horses and riders can accomplish incredible feats together.

The Joy of Triumph

Every successful ride is a triumph when riding on these difficult yet intriguing horses. The hard-fought battle against stubbornness and the challenge to overcome their complicated nature make every accomplishment feel extraordinary.

It's the exhilaration of finally surmounting an obstacle, the pride in guiding your mount through a difficult maneuver flawlessly, and the joy of the partnership that make riding on these peculiar horses an unforgettable experience.

So, if you are ready to embark on a journey like no other, saddle up on one of these peculiar, opinionated, complicated mounts. Let their unique personalities and challenges take you through extraordinary adventures.

Dressage for the Not-So-Perfect Horse: Riding Through the Levels on the Peculiar, Opinionated, Complicated Mounts We All Love

by Janet Foy(Kindle Edition)

4.6 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	5435 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	241 pages

FREE

Tens of thousands of riders pursue the sport of dressage in North America, and the majority do so on a budget and with the horse they already have—or quite simply, the one they can afford. This means riders are facing the challenge of mastering one of the world's most esteemed equestrian events on horses that may not be bred specifically for the task, or even if they have been, may not be top prospects for any number of reasons. International dressage judge, clinician, and riding coach Janet Foy has ridden many different horses—different sizes, colors, and breeds—to the highest levels of dressage competition, and now she has compiled her best tips for training and showing in one highly enjoyable book. Her expertise, good stories and good humor are destined to bring out the best in dressage riders and their "not-so-perfect" horses everywhere.