Post by DancingFeathers on Jan 19, 2015 23:59:49 GMT
Hey everyone!! I'm Kylie, I'm 28 from the beautiful hudson valley region of NY. I have had horses in my life for the last 20 years, they are my world. I currently am in college full time and I work at a trail riding and sale stable. I have 3 beautiful equines.
This is Amber she is a 10 year old percheron/thoroughbred cross. I have had her since she was an unbroke 4 year old. We do equitation over fences, dressage and trails.
This is Rayna, she is a 13 year old Clydesdale. I got her in October, she was a rescue. She was terrified of having anything put on her back. She would stand and tremble. She was a broodmare until she was 10 then donated to a therapeutic center. When I got her all she knew was how to walk around under saddle while someone led her. She was also incredibly head shy. We now walk and trot under saddle and trailride. I hope to start doing some basic dressage work with her soon.
And this is Gus (the inspiration for my screen name) He is technically not mine, I'm free leasing him, but he might as well be mine. He belongs to my barn owner, she even refers to him as mine. And told me if she ever couldn't keep him she would give him to me. He's mostly done trails, and he jumps, he gets shown every summer at fair in the 2'3 hunters. I'm hoping to start doing some dressage and cross country with him.
This is Amber she is a 10 year old percheron/thoroughbred cross. I have had her since she was an unbroke 4 year old. We do equitation over fences, dressage and trails.
This is Rayna, she is a 13 year old Clydesdale. I got her in October, she was a rescue. She was terrified of having anything put on her back. She would stand and tremble. She was a broodmare until she was 10 then donated to a therapeutic center. When I got her all she knew was how to walk around under saddle while someone led her. She was also incredibly head shy. We now walk and trot under saddle and trailride. I hope to start doing some basic dressage work with her soon.
And this is Gus (the inspiration for my screen name) He is technically not mine, I'm free leasing him, but he might as well be mine. He belongs to my barn owner, she even refers to him as mine. And told me if she ever couldn't keep him she would give him to me. He's mostly done trails, and he jumps, he gets shown every summer at fair in the 2'3 hunters. I'm hoping to start doing some dressage and cross country with him.
Love your herd. Especially the mule. I want one so badly. Had one but he was to much for my old bones. Under saddle great on the ground bad!!! So I'll stick with my fox trotters and walking horses. I'm originally from Md and moved to the Missouri Ozarks. Your area is beautiful country... 
