[Ag-eq] Tack

[aleeha dudley]

Hi,
First, quarter horses are amazing animals to ride.  They are a 
good choice of horse if you are looking for a loyal, loving 
creature.  Second, my lessons cost $30 an hour.
Thanks,
Aleeha

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: "Jody W.  Ianuzzi" <jody at thewhitehats.com
>To: "Agricultural and Equestrean Division List" <ag-eq at nfbnet.org
>Date sent: Thu, 18 Mar 2010 14:42:16 -0400
>Subject: [Ag-eq] Tack

>Hello Nella,

>Thank you for all the info.  I didn't realize a hackamore could 
be more
>severe then a bit.  I guess if you put the nose knots in the 
wrong place it
>would hurt.  Thank you for clearing up the difference between a 
hackamore
>and a headstall.

>I agree that riding in a saddle is a good idea.  I was thinking 
of looking
>for a used saddle.  since it would be used on different horses I 
probably
>want a flex tree to adjust to different horses.  I will probably 
be riding
>quarter horses so that narrows it down a bit.  The saddle I was 
riding in
>for the lessons I was taking was a roping saddle with weather 
beaten leather
>and round iron stirrups.  it was horrible.  Then the instructor 
switched to
>stirrups from a small saddle and my feet kept popping out.  Not a 
very good
>place to ride.

>I know prices are different in different places but what do 
lessons run in
>all your locations?  The average hour long lesson here is 
$40-$50.

>JODY


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