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What Level Are You?

Last post 04-17-2008 10:46 AM by WiMorabs. 16 replies.
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  • 04-17-2008 9:07 AM In reply to

    Re: What Level Are You?

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    This is interesting, I'll give it a go...

     

    Dressage, I'd say level 7.

    Jumping, probably a 5. I REALLY need to get back into lessons! (coming soon! maybe next week?)

    Cross country is a 5, I've never had experience with the angles, corners, ect

    Horsemanship, level 7. Except that I don't do IV administration. I know HOW it's done, but I"ve never done it. Nor do I want to, I leave that up to the vets! But I could if absolutely necessary since I DO know HOW it is done properly.

    So do I even out to a 6?

    Jessi

    www.CheyAutRanch.com


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  • 04-17-2008 10:46 AM In reply to

    Re: What Level Are You?

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    Thanks for clearing that up, Stacey :)  It was fun to see how I ranked in any case.  Maybe for a future article someone could do a general "backyard" horseman's chart?

    Please visit the Morab Horse Association & Register, Inc. Dare to be different-Ride a Morab!


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