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Thanks so much! Happy 4 th to you as well. ❤️‍🔥

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You did and excellent job!!​@@BetterRidge.Equestrian

@@Bella_eqisew thank you!

You’re welcome

You’re welcome 😊

I’m soooo ready for Spring! Although, winter is way more tolerable when we can keep our hands warm..

It’s gives off the best kind of warmth after hours out in the cold. Goes straight into your bones.

I used to live in Texas so, yes, I get that, and sometimes think I should go back 😂

No. Their natural coat keeps them warm. They have an undercoat and an outer coat that fluffs up with a layer of air in between that insulates them. When snow sits on top and doesn’t melt its because the air layer is keeping their heat in and the cold out. The snow actually acts as another layer of insulation. I do have blankets and rain sheets if they actually do get cold. Horses that don’t have a good wind break need blankets because strong wind can disrupt the air layer. Freezing rain as well. Fina sweats under blankets. I used to try to keep one on her just to keep her clean because I don’t like having to clean mud off before riding but in this weather that’s not a problem. June has a super thick coat. I check on them three times a day and if they ever seem cold I will put on blankets and/or bring them inside the barn to warm-up.

Thank you!!!

It’s soooo much fun to watch when they play!! ❤❤❤

Thanks for watching a part of it anyway. I am sharing both the good and ugly parts as I learn. Hopefully, I can show that learning is not easy and that we all makes mistakes in the process. It’s easy to get discouraged and give up but also important to work through problems when they happen even if the person’s fault. I’m finding that babies can be intimidating so I know it’s very important to work through that nervous feeling. Thanks for your encouragement.

We’ve not had good weather for riding outside. I do have some recent video from my neighbor’s indoor. I will see what I can put together for you.

Thanks Rena! Please come visit soon.

@@BetterRidge.Equestrian I will have more free time after this week☺ I’ll text you next week and set up a day and time to visit. Give the girls a hug for me🥰

Thanks 🎉

I found them on line. I do not remember the name of the company but I do remember that they were located in Florida.

Ok, I will look for them. Are they a combination of wood and plastic? You just have to hammer them into the ground like stakes? Also, did you film your touchstone entirely with a Pixio camera?...sorry for all the questions but I'm just trying to get my set up better here. I hope to video my first touchstone soon!

furysfancy the letters are wooden and screwed into a stake. They easily push into the ground. No hammer needed. I use a soloshot to film touchstones. If you google Dressage letters on wooden stakes they will come up. I just googled them and a company called DressagePro came up

I found them at Crowd Control Store (strange name)! Thanks!

furysfancy your welcome. Enjoy your ST journey;)