Horse Riding Week 2 Day 3
Today was another incredible day at horse riding camp, where I'm diving deeper into the world of riding as a coming seventh grader and advanced rider. The day kicked off with intense focus on refining our skills in the arena.
We started with a rigorous warm-up session. Trotting and cantering around the arena felt smoother than ever. My horse, Remmi, responded promptly to my cues, showing our bond is growing stronger each day. Coach Taylor praised my improved posture and control, which really pumped me up for the day ahead.
The highlight of today was definitely the jumping session. We set up a series of fences at varying heights, and I got to challenge myself with higher jumps than before. The adrenaline rush when Remmi and I cleared each hurdle perfectly was absolutely exhilarating. It's moments like these that make all the hard work and early mornings worth it.
During our break, we focused on horse care and grooming. I made sure Remmi was brushed and comfortable, rewarding her with some well-deserved treats. It's amazing how much trust and companionship you can build with your horse through simple acts like grooming.
In the afternoon, we were eating a lovely delightful lunch. Well I had one apple and a juice. After that we did something fun! The Coach took off the parts of the bridle and we failed it was so hard. The other team won. After that we made pool noodle ponies!
As the day came to a close and we led our horses back to their stalls, I couldn't help but reflect on how much I've learned and grown in just three days. Horse riding isn't just a hobby; it's a passion that requires dedication, patience, and a deep connection with these magnificent animals. I can't wait to see what challenges and triumphs tomorrow will bring.
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