Horse has been doing great getting back into working with students during their lessons. Check this rider out!
Don't forget to hold your ice cream cones properly!
This student had not been riding in about six months and was struggling with the reins. Though he was a little frustrated, he asked Sora how to hold the reins correctly.
While lessons had to take a momentary pause for the safety of all riders and horses, Sora decided to use this snowy opportunity to further desensitize her horses and pick up some new skills. What did you do this snowy day? Do you like sledding? How about behind a horse?
These ponies sure had a cold snow day! With the unpredictable and cold weather, it is sometimes best to take a quick pause on lessons so everyone can stay warm and happy π What did you all do on this snowy/rainy day?
Communication is everything when it comes to riding. Watch as Sora instructs the rider, and this young rider then communicates to the horse, successfully going from trotting to walking.
This young one knows no fear, and goes for it all by herself! A jumper in the making.
Working with children along with horses takes compassion, creativity, and patience.
Take a moment to watch Sora encourage and guide even the youngest of students to learn proper hoof care before riding. π
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Pumpkin Eating Contest!
Freya unfortunately had no desire to eat the pumpkins, but Horse sure enjoyed eating Freyaβs that she would spit outπThe ponies and Ollie say thank you to our awesome students for the pumpkin donation!
Thank you!
To all of those who have served, thank you!
#VeteransDay
Consistent but patient
Why work with Sora and Kickin Dust Horsemanship?
Sora believes in tailoring instruction to individual student needs to inspire confident riding. This brings value to each session so students can work towards their goals, as Sora consistently, but patiently, advances them to more complex riding. At the end of each session, she helps her students recognize and appreciate the progress they've made.
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