1 more sleep till Tia gets here :o)
Bonny is doing well. I can see from the dust etc. on her back, that she is getting down so hopefully she is on the mend. They were all a little bit mad yesterday afternoon, running around, then grazing, then running again! I think it was Bella and Rocky mainly but Bonny was keeping up with them.
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A place for me to journal my Parelli journey with Bonny.
Bonny
Bonnys breed is unknown as is her age, her passport says shes 27 but who knows. She's an ex riding school horse, which is where her previous owner got her from. Bonny has been my partner for 2 years now, she was a valentines present from my lovely husband. She is a right brain introvert but becoming more and more left brain, loves to stand really close to you... especially if you have treats!
Bonny was diagnosed with low grade arthritis in her back legs last year. After a stressful few weeks, Bonny has now retired.
Bonny was diagnosed with low grade arthritis in her back legs last year. After a stressful few weeks, Bonny has now retired.
Tia Maria
Tia is a 4 year old, TB warmblood cross, bright bay mare. Rbi but is also showing, lbi tendencies as well.
The 8 Principles
1. Horsemanship is natural
2. Make & Teach no assumptions
3. Communication is two or more individuals sharing & understanding an idea
4. Horses & Humans have responsibilities
5. The Attitude of justice is effective
6. Body Language is universal
7. Horses teach riders & Riders teach horses
8. Principles, purpose & time are the tools of teaching
2. Make & Teach no assumptions
3. Communication is two or more individuals sharing & understanding an idea
4. Horses & Humans have responsibilities
5. The Attitude of justice is effective
6. Body Language is universal
7. Horses teach riders & Riders teach horses
8. Principles, purpose & time are the tools of teaching
The 8 Responsibilities
For the Human
1. Act like a partner, not a predator
2. Have an independent seat
3. Think like a horse
4. Use the natural power of focus
For the Horse
1. Act like a partner, not a prey animal
2. Maintain Gait
3. Maintain Direction
4. Look where you are going
1. Act like a partner, not a predator
2. Have an independent seat
3. Think like a horse
4. Use the natural power of focus
For the Horse
1. Act like a partner, not a prey animal
2. Maintain Gait
3. Maintain Direction
4. Look where you are going
The 7 Keys To Succes
1. Attitude
2. Knowledge
3. Tools
4. Technique
5. Time
6. Imagination
7. Support
2. Knowledge
3. Tools
4. Technique
5. Time
6. Imagination
7. Support
About Me
- Cheryl
- United Kingdom
- Married to my lovely husband Denis. I'm a horse lover, scrapbooker, card maker and anything else crafty really. My babies are my animals, 2 horses and a dog.
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