New Year's Resolutions for Horses
If you could write a New Year's Resolution for your horse, what would it be?* To stop bucking or rearing?
* To willingly go forward in a pleasing frame?
* To come when you call him?
* To win more blue ribbons?
* To get along with his pasture mates more amiably?
* To stop kicking in his stall?
* To load more easily into the horse trailer?
Please leave a comment to share your New Year's Resolutions for your horse.
Also, if your horse could write a New Year's Resolution for you, what might it be? Would he ask for lighter hands, more treats, a lighter seat or what?
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