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To: tuffydoodle

I am not too far from you. I keep my horses near Celina. I have a good friend who loves to trail ride. He sometimes rides at Lake Ray Roberts. Once in awhile, some of the other riders from our barn will all get together and trailer over to Lake Ray Roberts for a trail ride.

I haven't been over there yet, but keep meaning to go. Four days a week I work at the barn where my horses are. I work for the dressage trainer. I have Wednesdays free for riding though until school starts again on the 18th. Then I have a biology lab Wednesday mornings.

I'd love to go on a trail ride. I have a couple of horses I could take. Actually, you would be safe riding trails with Fred even though he is a man. He isn't gay either, but is just an all-around great guy, and a real gentleman. Maybe we can all meet over there sometime for a trail ride. Fred just bought a new young horse so will probably be getting him out on the trails for training and wet saddle pads.

Glad to meet 'ya!


1,047 posted on 01/07/2005 10:04:17 PM PST by ShakeNJake
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To: ShakeNJake

I have a friend that lives in Celina, she was the head instructor at the therapeutic riding place I used to volunteer at, called Riding Unlimited. I think she's also the head instructor at a place in or near Celina. Is Equest out that way? I get the names and locations of those places mixed up.

I was invited to go on a trail ride with this training stable nearby and I think it was Ray Roberts that we went to. My regular horse was lame that day so I took a 2 year old that I just got back from the trainers (Juma, for you guys keeping up with him). He did really well but these ladies from the stable were nuts. It was about 100 degrees that day and we TROTTED the whole stinkin' way. Poor Juma didn't know what to think. When I go out on the trails I like to take it easy and chat and enjoy the scenery. I sure as heck wasn't planning on an endurance ride.

The trails at Grapevine Lake are a little safer, in my opinion, especially for young horses just learning. I did a couple of things with Juma at Ray Roberts that I probably shouldn't have done, such as riding along on the edge of a cliff and close to a road.


1,052 posted on 01/08/2005 5:05:05 AM PST by tuffydoodle
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