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goneriding Posted - Sep 05 2007 : 6:37:13 PM
I only have a minute but I have found out that Gigi is really short on manners but she is gentle and willing and uber smart. Her previous owner didn't know how to make her mind and said he'll never buy another horse trained by a female (??!!). Ok...

Anywho, he said you couldn't get a bit in her mouth and it took me 7 minutes of gentle persuasion and it was in her mouth. We had a discussion on how the human leads the horse, not the other way around and now she is willing to let me do the leading.

But she is sweet and I'll have more info later. Just had to BRAG!!

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Hideaway Farmgirl Posted - Sep 08 2007 : 06:05:47 AM
Congrats, Winona! It sounds like you've got yourself a horse with a solid foundation to build upon, in the manners department!

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Tracey Posted - Sep 07 2007 : 9:20:03 PM
Well, that's what you get for buying a horse that's not a Hancock bred. A Hancock horse would have opened up wide and wondered what was takin' ya so long!

JK, of course... Glad you and Gigi have come to an understanding and that you could set some boundaries for her.

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Miss Bee Haven Posted - Sep 06 2007 : 06:36:53 AM
Good for you, Winona. I think the horse knew a nice person when she met one! Animals know the good people! ;)

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Marybeth Posted - Sep 05 2007 : 10:29:36 PM
Good for you Winona!! I do think horses sometimes take to women better because we can be more gentle. Firm and I underline firm but gentle. bRAG ALL YOU WANT. MB

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