I don't want to sound overly critical, not being a "horsey" person, but shouldn't the horse be secured?
And should her right arm be held up like that, or tucked down closer to her body - I'm only going by my training, mind...
Maybe people do things differently, out her way...
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This reminds me of an incident that my daughter had with a very quiet and gentle old horse many years ago.
She was riding him from the stables to Centennial Park through some very quiet streets.
The story as she tells it was that she ended up on the ground in front of him with him looking down at her with a quizzical look on his face.
Nobody quite believed her because she was a great rider and he was a quiet and reliable horse. I asked her how it had happened and she said she was just daydreaming and the horse zigged and she zagged.
She has never lived it down....to this day almost 30 years later she still gets teased about it. I took great delight in telling my grandchildren about it at a time when they were having difficulty living up to their mother's riding prowess.
Nowhere near a horsey person - but do have 3 Arabs.
I only know which end to talk to.
This is 3 Horses (Stawk's pony) : Nag, Nag, Nag
