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March recap! I took so many lessons, did a little dressage show and got in some great trail time. A productive month for the worlds most perfect pony
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March recap! I took so many lessons, did a little dressage show and got in some great trail time. A productive month for the worlds most perfect pony
My Equilab year end review!
I'm laughing at my 'top speed.' That was Copper spooking at a crane (the heavy machinery type, not the avian type) on a trail ride and teleporting at the speed of light. I knew immediately which ride it was when I saw it, lol.
The comparison to last year isn't very accurate, given that I started using the app in around October or November. But this year's stats are pretty accurate. I only missed a recording a handful of rides.
Next year, I hope for ALL of the months to look like August did (though, without the 15.9 mph teleportation-spooking.)
So, looking ahead to 2026...
One of my main goals is to get Sierra trail ready and get a lot of trail miles in. Hoping to maybe do at least one 25 mile LD endurance ride by next winter.
That, of course, is in addition to getting her trained up and developed into a solid Western horse who can compete in ranch classes.
And the stretch goal is to do some cow work, as well.
I feel like my two main goals are not only compatible, but complementary. Conditioning for endurance will improve her fitness and strength for the ranch work. Improving her arena and ranch riding skills will make her a better, saner horse on endurance rides.
Long term end goal: a well-rounded horse that is versatile and reliable.
Hey, just passed 500 miles ridden since I started using Equilab in June 2024!
Now, most of that was in the arena. But checking the detailed stats, I've recorded 146 miles of trail riding! Here's hoping the next year sees more trail once Sierra gets trained up a little more.
Garmin watch vs equilab 😂😂 just a wee bit different.
Trying to build back up the pony’s endurance after a lower workload from the holidays and January. She needed a lot of blow drying after
Hey, fellow equestrians!!
Does anyone use the Equilab app and want to be friends? I just like seeing everyone's rides 🤩 It inspires a sort of competitive feeling in me that motivates me to work harder.
Message me if you wanna be friends on there!!! 🩷
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Another reason to love #Equilab. How else would we know how fast Pimms and Una (accompanied by Eva and Atticus)fled the ATVs that zoomed toward them in the park with no cares at all for the terrified horses? (at Upper Marlboro, Maryland) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn-gXsBu6U2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=