i am in FFA future farmers of america in the school program. i have also been in agracularal classes

i am teaching him right and wrong like i have to work on i promise i will tell the truth ok i will be honest

I rode a 50 in March, the Region 12 Championship, and finished 2nd. I finished with the winner, so about one second behind, lol! Then I rode another 50 miler in April and finished first, eleven minutes ahead of second. That's all I've done this year, been concentrating on my cutting instead. I'll probably do some Limited Distance next year on the young horse I mentioned earlier, get his feet wet in the endurance world. It'll be a tough transition for me, fast 50's to slow 25's.

yeah my horse and i do barrels and poles and i play with my mustang and i taught him some thing guess what i taught him?

By light hindquarters I'm used to big bootied QH's Arabs are built differently, and as a whole have lighter hinds than I see at the shows

He's nice. An Arab with a great disposition is PRICELESS, IMO. As long as he's not rushed into speed, he'll be a good horse for you.

So is this not your new hopeful? He's pretty, I love bays, overall he's nice, very nice. Is he full blodded Arab? I ask because he's built similarly to an up and comer endurance horse I started. Light in the rear end with room for stamina in the motor.

Since you can't do any flat work... try some of this:

http://www.ask.com/bar?q=rounding+ou...article_e3.htm

yeah i am going to get some more what r u up to

No rides this year yet with my boy. He is currently living in MI and I am currently living in MO! Pretty soon here though either I am moving back to MI or next spring he is coming out to MO!! Can't wait..I miss him so much!

i have spirit and a mustang stallion and foal and a thoughobred