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Sherry Cassetori
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- Exeter, PA
- United States
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Erin, You sound like my barn owner, Your job and hers is truly a labor of love.
back to boarding, I live in NE PA I board my horse for 400.00 a month that includes hay, feed, turnout , blanketing if needed, and stall cleaning. My lessons are 30.00 an hour. I guess this is a good deal.
Brenda,
My daughter is a chiropractor she said sometimes they have to go deep to get the knots out out the mussel . This is called trigger point. I have had neck problems and had to have this done.
Yes, lake Louise Road, Dallas, Pa
Yes, the barn I ride at has only a few younger students we are all around 35 to as old as 70. Our instructor is 50. I am 55 I have only been riding 4 years, I know own My own horse. My instructor really likes the fact that we are older, we enjoy eac…
Cathy I have a draft cross, my trainer puts a blanket on my boy even when it is in the mid twenties, she takes it off when it hit around 35 only because he has a thick coat.
Welcome Cathy, It sounds like you have a lot to balance. I have a draft thoroughbred cross, that is 17.1 hands high and is 6 yrs old, I have been working on jumping him, I do have good days and bad, and I am learning alot from my trainer. We just ke…
I would like to ask a question I have a draft cross Belgian/thoroughbred , should his hoofs be trimed in a diner plate fashion, also I think he is pawing at the ground in his stall, should he have shoes, He has always been bare footed and it worked…
Hey Roberta sounds like you live in Northeast PA. I really think we get 60 days a year of sun.
Hey I need some information I am looking for winter riding boots, does anyone know the brand Windsor or Suffolk which is better. I am looking for a riding boot that has sheepskin in side to keep me warm.
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- At 11:50am on February 26, 2010,
Shirley said…
- Sherry, I'm happy for you that you have a horse again in your life. It's so good for you that your husband is supporting the decision. When I was 16 I saved enough money from my little jobs to buy a horse & my friends dad let me keep him at their farm as long as I bought the food. I paid them a small amount to let them know I appreciated it. This little QH mare had more fun with me. Very testy & I had no one to help & no clue. I had her for two years & started a family, rode her for 8 mo. of pregnancy and decided to let her go the following spring. The only control I ever had was what she felt like giving me. The gal that bought her was experienced & 'they' had a great time together. I know now, she needed a leader. I needed a lesson horse....something I'd never even heard of. For the next 33 years my husband thought I should get a horse. He put a nice saddle on lay-away for me & said, "Find a horse" & I said "no, we can't afford it". A few years later some friends sold a pretty colt & he wanted me to buy it & checked into him & again I said, "No, we can't afford it & I have no idea how to manage a young horse." He gave up on the idea for a while as the kids got into the difficult teen years. Then just before he retired, he gave me some cash & told me to go find a horse. The money went in the bank & I said, "We can't afford it & I'm getting too old". Then our son got a girlfriend with a horse and then she bought a 2nd & invited me to come meet them. The next day I went to see them again and I called the newest one & he came running across this big field. Next day, the same thing. We started riding. I was hooked. The sweatshirt at the end of my bed that I grabbed to put on the next day smelled very horsey and it was like a bottle of million dollar perfume to me. After a few weeks riding her horse, I took a good spill. Decided to take lessons on a lesson horse. Within 2 months I was looking for my own horse to take lessons with. I ended up with my "Cash". Fun!
- At 12:21am on February 26, 2010,
Shirley said…
- Sherry, Thanks for your comment. I do just adore Cash. I went so many years with no horse and then to be one of the lucky ones to get a great horse. I love our time together. For now I am retired so I am able to spend lots of time with him and generally the time just flies by. My husband has been great in encouraging me to get a horse and not getting annoyed with the time I spend at the barn. He just keeps telling me that I'm making up for all the lost time not having a horse.
What kind of showing are you planning on doing? I hope you will be able to post some pics soon. Let me know when we can catch a view.
- At 4:10pm on October 6, 2009,
Sarah at HorseJobs.ca said… - Thanks for the Add Sherry!
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sorry forgot to add that its the superficial digital flexor tendon
My mare strained her right fore tendon about 4 months ago. I'm going to give her a couple more months off, but she is looking much better right now. I was wondering the best way to start her back into work. She is only a trail horse due to a prev…
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