Friday, October 29, 2010
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My very first sidesaddle lesson!
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5 comments:
Oh, I love the last one!!! Good horse to not spook at the wings!
I love the lady in the pink dress!
Awesome! I love them all!
You forgot Andrew Jackson’s Big Block of Cheese with nary a macaroni in sight.
Great pictures.If you are new to riding, you should always learn with an experienced instructor. You should sit slightly forward in the saddle and keep your bottom elevated. Stick with your basics and you should be excellent and fine
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