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Topic: .....Journey's New Path.....Drinks Are Free......
BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 03:43 PM
Yea I don't know why some do that either. I saw it It does not smell like a horse so I don't think it is going to work for me

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 03:50 PM


Gioia63 Joined Sat 05/17/14 Posts: 123	Mon 05/19/14 03:54 PM
Oooh!!! Are Dub and Lookin giving horsey rides?

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 03:55 PM
I don't think so dub was handing out stick horses though

Gioia63 Joined Sat 05/17/14 Posts: 123	Mon 05/19/14 04:02 PM Edited by Gioia63 on Mon 05/19/14 04:05 PM
I don't think so dub was handing out stick horses though Well, I guess a stick horse in the bush is better than one in the han...wait...hold on...that didn't sound right..I meant a stick horse in the hand is better than two in the bus... Nevermind

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 04:07 PM
The saddle, a tool of the trade Decorated details etched in the leather The smooth saddle works just as well The smell of the leather Mixed with the smell of the horse Sitting cinched upon the horse Waiting for the rider to find their place The rider eases into place The horse steadies under the extra weight Leather creaks as you settle in the seat Your foot slips into the stirrup Your had draws up the reign Adventure or work it's all the same To sit in the saddle again Oh yes, one day

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 04:08 PM
I don't think so dub was handing out stick horses though Well, I guess a stick horse in the bush is better than one in the han...wait...hold on...that didn't sound right..I meant a stick horse in the hand is better than two in the bus... Nevermind lmao gio that is priceless

d__u__b Joined Thu 05/15/14 Posts: 15048	Mon 05/19/14 04:10 PM
I don't think so dub was handing out stick horses though Well, I guess a stick horse in the bush is better than one in the han...wait...hold on...that didn't sound right..I meant a stick horse in the hand is better than two in the bus... Nevermind that's ok doll. I know what you mean.

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 06:28 PM
Yep still stuck in my Happy Place tonight

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 06:30 PM Edited by BrandNewJourney on Mon 05/19/14 06:30 PM
This is one I have never figured out how to use. I know it has a purpose and I am sure a reason. Just not sure why you would need 2 bits in the horse's mouth I suppose.

d__u__b Joined Thu 05/15/14 Posts: 15048	Mon 05/19/14 06:34 PM
maybe he gits a bit horsey without it.

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 06:39 PM
I think it's more for the movements the rider wants the horse to do. Actually in the higher levels of Dressage is where I have seen them used. I usually use a snaffle bit when riding or a hackamore.

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 06:45 PM Edited by BrandNewJourney on Mon 05/19/14 06:48 PM
This is an awesome painting! Bridle by: Diana Angstadt

Just__lookin Joined Thu 05/15/14 Posts: 114	Mon 05/19/14 06:47 PM
The saddle, a tool of the trade Decorated details etched in the leather The smooth saddle works just as well The smell of the leather Mixed with the smell of the horse Sitting cinched upon the horse Waiting for the rider to find their place The rider eases into place The horse steadies under the extra weight Leather creaks as you settle in the seat Your foot slips into the stirrup Your had draws up the reign Adventure or work it's all the same To sit in the saddle again Oh yes, one day Do you think I dare tell em the politically incorrect term for those strap on 'bumps' behind the saddle horn?

Gioia63 Joined Sat 05/17/14 Posts: 123	Mon 05/19/14 06:49 PM
The saddle, a tool of the trade Decorated details etched in the leather The smooth saddle works just as well The smell of the leather Mixed with the smell of the horse Sitting cinched upon the horse Waiting for the rider to find their place The rider eases into place The horse steadies under the extra weight Leather creaks as you settle in the seat Your foot slips into the stirrup Your had draws up the reign Adventure or work it's all the same To sit in the saddle again Oh yes, one day Do you think I dare tell em the politically incorrect term for those strap on 'bumps' behind the saddle horn? Oh, do tell...do tell

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 06:52 PM
The saddle, a tool of the trade Decorated details etched in the leather The smooth saddle works just as well The smell of the leather Mixed with the smell of the horse Sitting cinched upon the horse Waiting for the rider to find their place The rider eases into place The horse steadies under the extra weight Leather creaks as you settle in the seat Your foot slips into the stirrup Your had draws up the reign Adventure or work it's all the same To sit in the saddle again Oh yes, one day Do you think I dare tell em the politically incorrect term for those strap on 'bumps' behind the saddle horn? You know, I didn't even notice they were strap ons until you said something Yea, you think they would even care

Just__lookin Joined Thu 05/15/14 Posts: 114	Mon 05/19/14 06:54 PM
I think it's more for the movements the rider wants the horse to do. Actually in the higher levels of Dressage is where I have seen them used. I usually use a snaffle bit when riding or a hackamore. If I remember right, the lower bit is for 'head set'(angle of the head and arch of the neck), and stopping, the upper is for steering.

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 06:55 PM
@gio I was trying my best to behave you know Good thing you have my back

BrandNewJourney Joined Tue 02/25/14 Posts: 6055	Mon 05/19/14 06:59 PM Edited by BrandNewJourney on Mon 05/19/14 07:00 PM
I think it's more for the movements the rider wants the horse to do. Actually in the higher levels of Dressage is where I have seen them used. I usually use a snaffle bit when riding or a hackamore. If I remember right, the lower bit is for 'head set'(angle of the head and arch of the neck), and stopping, the upper is for steering. Thank you. I still don't get it though. Think it, feel it through your entire body. Become one with the horse. Light hands, legs, seat and eyes. You can get a good stop without ever using the reigns. You can also get the horse to go where you want by looking and thinking in the direction you want to go. I have done it with Jet so many times.

Just__lookin Joined Thu 05/15/14 Posts: 114	Mon 05/19/14 07:02 PM Edited by Just__lookin on Mon 05/19/14 07:04 PM
If I get deleted it's gonna be all you mimminz fault. The only term I have ever heard used for them is... ~to mods, this is for edumacation purpusses only~ squaw ****. What else would a bunch of guys a hundred+ years ago come up with? Dang it! Okay, put a tea with its and you get the idea.