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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1644.1 | | MPO::ROBINSON | with imagination, I will get there | Mon Jul 13 1992 10:41 | 7 |
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One of my side saddle books has an anecdote of a woman
who never rode until she was either 60 or 80, but they
popped her in a side saddle and she's been great at it!
Sherry
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| 1644.2 | Started seriously at 48 | ACESMK::WILLIAMS | | Mon Jul 13 1992 11:55 | 6 |
| I started riding seriously last November (48 years). However, I had
ridden for a number of years on and off. I will own or partial lease
some day.
Denny
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| 1644.3 | | KAHALA::FULTZ | ED FULTZ | Mon Jul 13 1992 12:50 | 7 |
| I didn't start riding seriously until I met my wife. I was 32. I have
started taking lessons, and we now own 3 Tennessee Walking Horses. I
hope to try jumping at some point, but I am not a good enough rider yet.
The lessons have helped my confidence alot.
Ed..
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| 1644.4 | Inspiration | SOLVIT::LAURENCELLE | | Mon Jul 13 1992 13:08 | 12 |
| My husband started at 43 when he bought my first Christmas present
(a new horse of course, he got two) has loved pleasure riding ever
since.
HOWEVER is viewed as a kid my a neighbor who asked if she could
kindly ride with us one day. She rode in England in her youth. We
decided to have her join us for a trail ride a couple of weeks ago.
A proud woman, Ms Kay Hinkley, is 92.
We had a nice afternoon and a pleasant ride with Kay.
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| 1644.5 | re .0, Which magazine? | TERSE::DOTY | Michelle Doty, tech writer, Littleton | Mon Jul 20 1992 17:43 | 0 |
| 1644.6 | | BUSY::MANDILE | Time to put the pajamas to bed | Tue Jul 21 1992 09:29 | 1 |
| Horse & Rider
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| 1644.7 | Started at 23 | SALES::REBOULET | | Wed Jul 22 1992 12:57 | 4 |
| I didn't start riding until I was 23. Three years later, I'm still
bouncing around, but I know I'll be good at this someday!! :-)
Julie
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| 1644.8 | Riding cures baldness | GRANMA::JWOOD | | Wed Jul 22 1992 14:47 | 18 |
| I've always dreamed about horses, day AND night. I even rode (trail
rides) throughout childhood and into adulthood. My vision of myself was
Roy Rogers galloping Trigger across the open plains; reality was "get on
and try to stay on". Pony rides were a regular event for all 5 of our
children over more than 20 years of parenthood.
Finally, at age 44, I bought my first horse. Actually, he was a
Chincoteague Pony (3 month old foal) bought on Pony Penning Day in
1987. Finding him boarding got me started riding regularly at age 45.
Of course one horse wasn't enough nor was boarding. We bought land,
built a house and barn, fenced 5 acres, joined 4H for the kids ;} and
moved.
As you can see, my dreams came true and I still think I'm Roy Rogers.
And the cowboy hat covers up my bald head!!!
John Wood
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| 1644.9 | Actually, riding prevents baldness! | DECWET::JDADDAMIO | May the horse be with you! | Wed Jul 22 1992 16:51 | 2 |
| See! Ya shoulda started younger! I still have all my hair and I'm only
3 years younger than you are.
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