Showing posts with label Horseback Riding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horseback Riding. Show all posts

Ariat Boots at Best Prices

Once again... Rue La La is offering a fabulous selection of both Men's and Women's Ariat Boots at the best prices you'll find --  40 to 50% off.  Rue La La

These are great boots, for horseback riding - or for everyday fashion!   Traditional height boots, lower styles, work boots, shoes, and clogs too.

Enjoy!

PS --- Timberland starts today too..  11 am Eastern Time.  Flannels, Fleeces, Jackets, and Boots... for ALL your outdoor activities!  

Horse Manure (related) gifts

Ok, this is kinda low brow, I suppose.... but, like it says on the site.. "If you have horses in your life, then you have horse manure in your life". If your horse lover wants to lease or own her own horse, she'll need to understand that manure always comes with every horse. Even girls who take lessons using farm horses will soon find manure is just part of the life of every horseback rider. Some equestrian centers will comp a lesson in exchange for some serious barn chores. If your horse lover has a love/hate relationship with manure, you will likely enjoy Farrier's Horse Manure Stuff. These items might also be the right gift for her riding instructor and those who care for the horses she rides, when she isn't there to do it.
Perhaps you can help make her morning Barn Chores a bit more fun with these Horse Lounge Pants from GirlsHorseClothes.com
Or, how about a horse print hoodie to keep her cozy? Yep, into every horse lover's life, some manure must plop... But that won't stop our daughter's from loving horses! Enjoy!

A One-Time Horse Riding Lesson For Your Horse Lover

It was cold and rainy the second day of our 1st trip to Chincoteage (June, 2007), so we offered Jess a riding lesson at the Chincoteauge Pony Center. She did have some riding experience from 2 weeks of half day horse camp the previous summer.

The lesson was a full half hour, with all one-on-one with an instructor.  The instructor had her trying to walk the horse through cones, and all kinds of interesting things!

We arranged for the lesson without advance notice, and only had to wait 15 minutes or so for it to start - in their indoor arena.     The Pony Center has plenty to do, so we really were not "waiting".    We "met" a bunch of their ponies, watched a film on the early Pony Round Ups, and explored the amazing selection of horse stuff in their shop.

Upon completing the lesson, Jess was given a large ribbon, was grinning ear to ear, and could not stop talking about "her pony".     So, even if your daughter is an unlikely equestrian, a one time horse riding lesson is a fabulous way to indulge her love of horses - an experience which will last a lifetime!

If your daughter takes a one-time lesson, either in Chincoteague, or anywhere, please tell us about it here!

Cindy--- a Horse Lovers Mama!