Bullyland 44397 Figure "Chubby Unicorn - Chubby Unicorn Riding" with Collectible Card

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I know some people say they can train a horse for 50's only riding one day of the week (although those are probably Arabians) so I'll do my best and come April 15th I can ride as much as I want. After debating whether to put the horses in the trailer (decided that was less safe in a tornado then being outside) I headed to rider meeting and Emily stayed back to check on something and was going to come a few minutes behind me.

I brought Stitch back to our trailer and realized Emily had packed everything up even though I thought we were staying another night. I tried to back up straight and turn into the entrance to the second campground but my trailer backing skills are quite lacking and I couldn't quite back straight. Stitch was supposed to get her shoes reset Friday night but the farrier wasn't feeling well so he rescheduled for Sunday night. Thursday we're gonna go ride 191 "The Chubby Checker Highway" from Clifton to Alpine, supposedly the "Twistiest Road in America" with something like 450 curves/hairpins over 100 miles.I was worried she would act up when we were vetting in because Major was back at the trailer and she didn't disappoint.

I even brought home an Arabian this winter (a very green one) in hopes he would be my eventual endurance horse (more about him later). DH and her had a good time, honestly it was for the best that he ride her some more as they're starting cattle sorting league Sunday morning and Chico and I had fun! Different things started to strain, the road got narrow and curvy, the heat of the day pounded on my chest and face, and I took a bunch of breaks. May came (after the worlds longest winter) and DH and I showed up after driving 8 hours the day before to bring home our new (to us) weekender trailer and having a fiasco with that to the first ride of the season.I had a good time being a vet scribe since I had volunteered with most of the ride vets last year at other various rides. Emily and I warmed up the soup that DH had packed for us which was a perfect meal being how cold it was. We didn't stay out for long because a friend warned us of a storm but it was nice to get a quick leg stretch in. We rode in a frosty wonderland for the first loop and made really good time (for a short Paint at least!

We power washed the upper barn and the run in shed and spent the rest of the day hiding inside from the heat. So when little N/N came by, Gran affirmed that it was a sign from Margaret who requested her to find happiness in accepting this child. With the support of Team Chubby Donut, I ride in the Marin Century and we ride together down Lucas Valley Road from Big Rock to commemorate the occasion. I got back to the trailer and decided to go inside and go to bed instead of sitting out in the soggy rain. C and Diamond got through their vetting with no problems either so we tacked up and started walking around to start worming up.I didn't have much to say over the winter as riding is few and far between but I do have to show Stitch's awards from last season! Chico was starting to get lazy as this was only his second LD so he's confused about having to go back out after the first loop and Major was getting tired. MN season is over and final results were posted and Stitch and I placed 8th in MN for Limited Distance!