Erin and I rode seven miles on Jabby and Rayzer today. Rayzer was definitely being a mare today and I wasn't thrilled. She started off by refusing to get caught, but rattling a feed bucket changed her tune. I'll bet she was disappointed when the bucket turned out to be empty.

Neither Erin or I wanted to do road riding with the two horses so we stuck to the nurseries. The horses had a learning experience on the main grounds. There were sprinklers and a peacock! Rayzer wasn't bothered by the sprinklers, but the peacock just about made her lose her mind. I may have cackled at her as she scooted backwards away from it.
On the way home, Erin and I ran into KR who was riding on her farm. Her Morgan, Remmy, really took a liking to Rayzer. She has another horse she wants to rehome who needs some miles. I wonder if she'd let me... borrow... him.
Rayzer was a lot less sweaty today than the last few rides. I have a ten mile loop planned for tomorrow and will be adding two miles a day until she's up to the 30 at the end of the month. Crazy Rayzie has no idea what she's in for.











Looks and sounds like a fun ride....lol! on the peaocks and sprinklers.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a time when I was riding a horse down the road in a subdivision in Florida when all of a sudden the sprinklers on the front lawn of a house we were walking beside, came on. The water shot up underneath my horse and what a thrill! Felt like my horse did a spirited Courbette followed quickly by a flying Capriole! And ironically he wasn't trained to do airs above ground. He was a fat, lazy quarter horse. lol!
~Lisa
~Lisa
How long did it take you to do the seven miles? Sounds like a fun ride at least, especially with the Killer Peacock!
ReplyDeleteTotal time was about an hour and a half, but we spent about 20 minutes just chatting with KR.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenery!
ReplyDeleteLove the pic of the peacock!!
"pibble" ;)
ReplyDeleteWOW!! It's gorgeous where you ride!!!!
ReplyDeleteI remember the first time my old horse met peacocks... that went better than the llamas...
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