This weekend has been a busy, breathless experience. We've had a two-day riding club do with dressage and jumping on Saturday and driving on Sunday. We participated both days, and I must confess that I'm well pleased. Here's me on Truls after having completed the Green Card dressage riding: After the dressage do. ( photo / image / picture from Droopy's Garden ) Then on Sunday it was Gabriella's turn. Our youngest groomed in the dressage driving: Dressage driving ( photo / image / picture from Droopy's Garden ) Finally we started precision driving, with our middle girl as groom. We were allowed to dress up, and chose pink princess dresses to go with the white princess pony. Precision driving with costumes ( photo / image / picture from Droopy's Garden ) We got second place in the dressage driving, and were very pleased. The precision driving didn't go too well this time, but never mind. There will be other dos and we lost to good drivers.
What great pictures and it looks like a very good time was had by all involved. Congrats on the Green Card and the Second Place. :-D
I loved seeing your photographs and well done to one and all. Looks like everybody thoroughly enjoyed their week-end.
Thank you! Now I can get my Rider's License and got to other clubs' dos as a participant. The license rules are very strict. Both horses have passports, but Gabriella will need a horse license before we're good to go. She loves the precision classes, so that's what we'll be doing.
WooHooo Lovely. Fantastic. Congratulations. I would be pleased too. :-D Gosh I did not know about the licensing part. What a schlep.
Thanks Palm Tree. I'm glad they've got the strict rules. At least then we can be certain there's no changing around of look-alike ponies. There has been a bit of that earlier you see. And we're fairly certain the rider/driver knows what he's doing too.
Ah, now it makes sense. Clever since some people might want to cheat.. ANd it also makes sense from a safety point of view in that both riders and horses know what they are doing. OK, take the schlep back.