This week’s A View From My Horse entry is from one of our younger readers. For her age, she is certainly learning a lot about the realities and heartbreak of having horses!
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Someone once told me to always write your goals in pencil, because they are always changing. I’m 16 years old and I live on a family farm in Versailles, Kentucky. I’m a sophomore in high school and event at the novice level on my horse Liam. In the spring, I was set on moving up to training level and taking my C3 Pony Club rating in the fall. Liam strained his hind suspensory ligament in June and has been off ever since. I had to change and push back my goals, but I would rather wait and move up with Liam than on any other horse. This picture is of us going out back to do canter work on hills for the first time since June. This fall we are going to come back stronger and better then ever thanks to all the help from our vets, chiropractors, farriers, and trainers! I couldn’t do it without them, they deserve a BIG thank you!
