Equestrian Discipline: Pure Pleasure
His job is fun. The pleasure horse doesn’t work hard or fast, like competitors in jumping, reining, or racing. But when he treks up the trail or circles the show ring, he’s supplying his rider with an essential ingredient–the feel of a good horse.
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His job is fun. The pleasure horse doesn’t work hard or fast, like competitors in jumping, reining, or racing. But when he treks up the trail or circles the show ring, he’s supplying his rider with an essential ingredient–the feel of a good horse.
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The feel of a good horse is an essential ingredient in pleasure riding |
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Award-winning writer Charlene Strickland lives in Bosque Farms, N.M.
She has published 8 books and over 600 magazine articles, and is a member of the International Alliance of Equestrian Journalists.
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