Have you ever tried going over a jump on a horse? Well, I have with my horse and some of my friend's horses. The tallest jump I've ever gone over is probably about 4 feet high. This year I decided to go over some jumps again but i thought I should start with a small one (about one and a half feet tall). Well, there was a pole that wasn't completely underneath the jump, but a little in front of the jump. Summer (my horse) wasn't ready for it and thought she had to jump higher than she had to and I wasn't leaning forward. I flew onto Summer's neck and held on as tight as I could while she cantered after she landed the jump! I fell off of her and pulled her bridle right off with me! She just stopped and started eating the grass while I quickly got up and made sure I was alright!!!! So, some advice for you if you decide to go over a jump, LEAN FORWARD!!!!!!! And make sure there is nothing around the jump that makes the horse that you are riding misjudge it!
Yeah Abbey! make sure you lean forward next time! even though that was really funny, i really dont want that to happen again because if there is a next time (which i really hope not!)you might get really hurt. Still that was funny how Summers bridle flew off!
ReplyDeleteOh dear I hope you are all right after falling off your horse! I wish I could go riding. And go over jumps on a horse. That would me fun! But I think I would take your advice and lean forward :)
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For Lena: Yes, I will make sure I lean forward next time!!! That was funny that her bridle came off though and then we had to chase her and put it back on!!!!! :) hehe
ReplyDeleteFor Lizzie: I'm totally fine! I wasn't even really sore which was good! Ya, riding is very fun!!! Do please lean forward if you ever go on a jump!!
Hey Abby!
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~Lizzie~
Thank you so much Lizzie!!!! :) I am going to go check it out right now!!!! <3
ReplyDeleteoh no, yeah the horse that I ride, I jump 2'6 feet and he jumps way to high, but he is new at it
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