Its so fun to see them all hung up together. Maybe something with red?
I can't believe was able to drive all 5 horses yesterday. We had a bit of an assembly line. My mom and older son entertained my toddler. Dad would pull out another horse and get them brushed out and ready to be harnessed...
Driving tomorrow but... Got my ID tags put on my harnesses and my ribbon hung up in the tack room. I love my ribbons! Thank you @Cayuse for doing these.
I've added way to many since this started but am still driving my original mare too. She's a handful but so fun to drive. I think if my first one had been push button I would be a much less confident driver. She tests me every time.
Wishing we had gardening weather. Still of and on snow storms. But I've purchased all my seed for this year and will be starting it inside at the end of the month.
I need to empty my front planters and totally redo them. They are over grown with grass and the couple of rose bushes I have aren't...
Forgive the double post but I have an announcement :drum roll please: 🥁🥁🥁🥁
Our wonderful @Cayuse aka: Laurie has won a pair of equine fusion jogging shoes for all her hard work here on the driving form. She designs, purchases, and ships out the amazing driving ribbons every year on her own...
https://www.icloud.com/numbers/0a7XjaNpbEYQ-IxR3WaSK4XHA#2022_Driving_Club_Hours
Finally got my rear in gear and got the 2022 driving hours updated. For those who want to join our spreadsheet just post your driving time on this thread with the name of the horse you are driving and I'll add you...
Hooray! Another driver. How fun for both of you and Annie that your husband enjoys driving as well.
Sorry about being sick. We gave up on testing here too because it takes a week to get an appointment. Just staying home and away from others if we feel ill. Hope you get feeling better soon
Final numbers for 2021 are up. Here they are if you missed them on the 2021 thread.
https://www.icloud.com/numbers/0CRjxtpfCaz_nhHxpFu2udwWw#2021_Driving_Club
2021 is in the books everyone! Grand total of 256 hours 30 minutes of driving. That is over 10 DAYS of driving non-stop. I put the link below so you can take a look at your own individual times. If you are having a hard time getting it to pull up let me know and I'll get you your times. See you...
Sounds like a warmblood. They work up instead of down. Most horses work through things and calm down eventually. Some (like my thoroughbreds) work up instead. It's frustrating and often I've had to learn to work around it instead of "fixing" it.