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Learning to tie longe and approach scary things

Posted on March 30, 2012 by susar

Treat Your Baby Right
  • Prince Badr’s Arrival
  • First lesson in stall
  • First lesson outside of stall
  • Practicing
  • Working on lifting feet and accepting saddle pad
  • Learning to tie longe and approach scary things
  • Practicing [2]
  • Boo learns about the surcingle
  • Boo and Keith Kosel

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