Re: Clinton Anderson tour report

Joyce Reynolds-Ward <jrw@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Besides, anyone who's ridden a good real bucker (not one that kicks up
the *** end in a crowhop) knows that a low head does not
automatically mean hollow and on the forehand <grin>. I used to have
one whose head would go down, shoulders would go up, and yeehaw, it
was rodeo time!

When "rodeo time" (or fear of same) is your first, clearest recollection of
that equine body posture's outcome, it can be difficult to let go and
encourage the real stretch. Took me months to quit expecting a buck and
just roll with it, and no doubt I'll revert to a more protective stance
when I start riding again.
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