Beautiful animals. Horses of all types are very popular around here. Thanks for posting them. (B)

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It's pathetic when the horses look better in pictures than I do. O'Neille

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*sigh* You and me both. :oops:

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great pics...all we need now is a lassie in a mini-kilt atop said horses....

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I'll see what I can do . . . . as long as you lads aren't asking for pictures of me leaning over a saddle looking coy. :twisted:

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Originally Posted by Red Lioness

*sigh* You and me both. :oops:




I'll see what I can do . . . . as long as you lads aren't asking for pictures of me leaning over a saddle looking coy. :twisted:

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We Gentlemen at X-Marks are the epitome of innocence. :lol:

Great looking horses!

Both my nieces are into Trick and Demonstration riding.. :D

strap some kilts oan those ponies!



http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...1Malt/kilt.gif

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Originally Posted by Panache

Did you ride English or Western style?

Cheers

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Considering it was my first time I rode Nervous-**** Canadian style :)

How would I know? It was at a dude ranch (sister's wedding) and the horse was a big sucker. Sure a fun time though.

More pics! The black horse now has a new name, which I'm sure all X-markers will approve of. He's called Bonnie Prince Charlie, or Prince for short. He has his own tartan saddleblanket and I wore the sash O'Neille made for me. I was going to wear my mini-kilt, but a tumble down the stairs last night left me gimpy and there were children present, so I didn't think I could manage the contortions to mount a horse kilted and stay decent.

I did knit that sweater, though.

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...dhorses004.jpg

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...dhorses005.jpg

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j1...dhorses008.jpg

Nice pictures!!! btw, is prince wearing a canadian flag as well?

Red Lioness,

Great pictures!

Colin,

FYI: She is riding western style. The saddle has the horn in front, it is heavier, and has longer/thicker stirups. One hand is used to hold the reins. English sadles are lighter, the strirups are shorter/lighter, and lack the horn. You also hold the reins with two hands at a lower position.

Cheers

Very nice pictures Red Lioness