My dream has com true!
My goal was to canter with Sprite the horsey. My nickname for him is Slobber-Guy because he eats like a monster. So, the main thing is about cantering. But, I wanted to just tell you this… His walk is for beginners, cause he’s completely on the slow side.Trots for the average level, like me cause his trot his swingy and you don’t have to try to post. Canters can be average or advanced, cause he’s good for first canters, but it’s just a little bumpy and a little faster.
He’s my 3rd favourite horse. My favourite is Magic, 2nd is Pirate. Pirate and Magic are besties!
Cantering was actually very amazing. It’s just I’m used to shorter ponies and shorter necks. He was moving his head back and fourth, he was also very slow. And guess what, My instructor kept smacking the ground with the lunge whip when cantering, which makes me feel, Please don’t gallop sprite, no. This is scary! And finally when she was standing still I thought, Oh phew, your canter is bumpy though… Because he was too bumpy nobody could hear my clearly but all I wanted to say was, Your too bumpy. Then I stopped cantering for a while. Then she asked, “How was your canter?” I said, “Bumpy, and a little fast, mainly fun.” in a really weird face.
Before Cantering, (the first part of the lesson).
So, at first, I was walking around over the poles and steering cause he needed a small warm-up because he’s a old guy. We did some trotting on the lunge line and then we did some cantering.
When I was cantering I held on so tight that my hands were sweating, slipping off.
At the end, my friend I was riding with was cantering.
THE END.