Yay!!

Hey guys Im so excited! Sunday I get to go work with Kyle (the farrier I am job shadowing) I can't wait, you learn quite a bit from research and videos but your never going to be able to use it in real life until you have seen it in real life, books and youtube videos just wont magically make you good at being a farrier or horse rider, it takes time like LOTS of time I have been riding by my-self from age 5 so I have 10 years experience (if you don't count my grandma sitting in the saddle behind me, I wasn't able to stay on on the really steep parts of our rides if that was the case riding from 3) and I am still not a very good rider, it takes lots of time and practice, if you haven't noticed many FEI riders and Olympic riders are actually kind of old, not trying to be mean, it actually proves right there that it takes a long time to get good, if you have only been riding for a few years and you think your really good, maybe you should get a non-push button horse. You have to work with the horse and comunicate not just sit there and tell it what to do while it acts like a machine. Okay not much else right now but I can't wait!