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April is buddy sour, so I separated her for a couple weeks. I decided I would see how the separating went and took her out today. She did okay on the way up the path(same path as you see in "Autumn Trail To Paradise" ). We got up there, I took some pictrues, walked her back down some of the path(the trail is ALL a slushy mix, downhill, and there's a drop off on the right.) past the logs and trees.

Got on her.. and vroom! She took off. I bailed, then immediately got back on her. She took off again, but I was prepared and stopped her. She did a fast walk down the rest of the hill.

Well we got to the huge field-- home stretch-- and she started acting up. In the midst of trying to calm her down she BOLTED! I was riding sideways for a split second before sliding in the snow and looking up to watch her. That was the fastest I've seen my little horse ever run. She had her head tilted sideways as she darted away and it looked as if she was saying "Nah nah nah nah boo boo!"(mocking..)

I cant believe she ran down that field.. LOL! A huge, bumpy, slippery, slushy, hilly, downhill field. I got up and I started following her tracks only to find her in the barn. Her reins were laid neatly on her back but the bareback pad was hanging upside down on her belly. I took off her bridle/pad, put on her halter and left her tied in the straight stall for a while, while I went and got 20 bales and got on the computer for a little bit.

I took her out, got on her and rode her up the road. She was a perfect little angel Hardly any hesitation to go or anything.

Anyway that was my story of the day.. I just had to share it with someone

Description
Soo..

April is buddy sour, so I separated her for a couple weeks. I decided I would see how the separating went and took her out today. She did okay on the way up the path(same path as you see in "Autumn Trail To Paradise" ). We got up there, I took some pictrues, walked her back down some of the path(the trail is ALL a slushy mix, downhill, and there's a drop off on the right.) past the logs and trees.

Got on her.. and vroom! She took off. I bailed, then immediately got back on her. She took off again, but I was prepared and stopped her. She did a fast walk down the rest of the hill.

Well we got to the huge field-- home stretch-- and she started acting up. In the midst of trying to calm her down she BOLTED! I was riding sideways for a split second before sliding in the snow and looking up to watch her. That was the fastest I've seen my little horse ever run. She had her head tilted sideways as she darted away and it looked as if she was saying "Nah nah nah nah boo boo!"(mocking..)

I cant believe she ran down that field.. LOL! A huge, bumpy, slippery, slushy, hilly, downhill field. I got up and I started following her tracks only to find her in the barn. Her reins were laid neatly on her back but the bareback pad was hanging upside down on her belly. I took off her bridle/pad, put on her halter and left her tied in the straight stall for a while, while I went and got 20 bales and got on the computer for a little bit.

I took her out, got on her and rode her up the road. She was a perfect little angel Hardly any hesitation to go or anything.

Anyway that was my story of the day.. I just had to share it with someone