Recent content by BSharpRanch

Sorry, those are the loooong board. Here's the smaller longboard.

It's a blast! Can also be hazardous too. I always wear my helmet, elbow pads and knee pads. 😊 Here's two of my boards. (Kind of like carts...can't have just one😆)

Kahn is the best little horse. Game for anything I toss at him. I'm always amazed at how my Guardian Angels take care of me❤️. The tires will definitely be slimmed before our next trip out, and I'll be replacing the cute little backpack with an ammo tin so I can add a spare tire😁.

It's velcroed on. I'm going to replace it with a small ammo box. The bag moves way too much😁

Finally building my confidence back up! Kahn and I hit the trail a few days ago and covered 3 miles on my new, medium length longboard! Good thing we didn't go further as I ended up with a flat tire about 1000 feet from the van😯. I usually slime my new tires, but run out of time the night...

I use to use a furmi ator, then I got one of these. It's 1000% better then the furminator.

My go to are my Double K cable drive clippers for spring knockdowns and body clipping. Ears I have a $30 pair of vibration clippers...I "think" they're Oster, but would have to look next trip into the tack room. The Double K are a bit pricey, but if you take care of them they'll last a long time.

Let's not forget Boardjoring 😁

Therapy animals, service animals, pleasure driving, CDEs, HDTs, ADTs, pleasure shows. At breed shows they do obstacles in hand and in the cart, Hunter, jumper, halter, 3 different types of pleasure classes, carriage classes, draft multiple hitch classes, light harness multiple hitch classes...

I seen everyone enjoying skijoring and thought it looked like fun. But I live in the desert, so, no snow. So through trial and error, I figured out how to skijore year around using longboards with wheel barrow wheels, and call it Boardjoring!

You're welcome 😊 I broke my ankle last year (NOT Boardjoring), this was my first time out on the trail since then. It felt great to be out again! I will only be doing it single till I feel my confidence return😁

I use a shop blower by Ryobi. I love the portability of it!

No, they don't. Brakes are not recommended on two wheeled carts as when they are applied, it forces the shafts downward. They're nice to have on four wheeled vehicles, but as long as there is breeching, brakes aren't required. 😊

There use to be someone on Facebook that made them, Pony Up and Plume, I believe.