How can you not love that face?
When I first got on her, she made it quite clear she was offended by this whole swapping riders thing instead of being done. She put a solid hump in her back and I was wondering if she was going to try bucking. I was also laughing about her being offended so I wasn't too worried. I decided to start off with most of the exercises I do with Stinker to get him to relax. Cinna was a little confused because most of them ask for lateral movement, but she quickly picked up on what I wanted and started to relax.
Adorable dramatic baby
I am not going to lie, I felt 100 times more comfortable on Cinna than I did with Ruby. Which is funny because Cinna is the baby and isn't as far along as Ruby. But Cinna rode quite similar to Stinker (less flailing), but the both have busy minds and need frequent changes of directions to keep them focused on work and not looking for distractions. I felt like my inability to ride was slightly redeemed. And Leah is lucky Cinna is grey, because otherwise I might have smuggled her into my car and left my shit at Leah's place.
You should have stolen her! I might do it and perhaps keep Ed convinced that there really is just one gray mare in the field....
ReplyDeleteHAHAHA!!! I mean I do need a buddy horse...
DeleteHaha there was no need to "redeem" yourself, you did just fine on Ruby too! But yes, I figured Cinna might feel more like what you're used to. She is going to be a lot of fun when she's as far along as Ruby. I'm glad you liked my dramatic baby mare ;)
ReplyDeleteSo much fun! Although I keep hoping you will get tired of the baby shenanigans and just send her to me until she whitens out :P
DeleteI told you we should trade.
ReplyDeleteI can't do the grey. Grey turns white and I don't like not white white.
Deleteaww she's so pretty tho - sounds like a blast to ride!
ReplyDeleteSo much fun!
DeletePoor offended dramatic mare!
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