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Dec. 15th, 2008 09:44 amSo I am not a happy camper. It is COLD. High today is 12 degrees. I think that was the high yesterday. Also, my horse is lame. Not noticable when I was watching her from the ground, but once I got on, yup, off. Maybe a teeny weeny bit of heat in the right hind fetlock. Saddle- crooked and needs restuffing. Work will be to the tune of $250, not counting the $80 for the saddle check.
The bright side, if I choose to be optomistic-
Lameness is probably not a big deal and hopefully will clear up on it's own in a few days.
Saddle is at the saddler's so I can't ride till it's done anyway- so if my horse is going to be lame, now's the time.
Cold crappy weather makes me want to stay home where it is warm anyway.
Crooked saddle theoretically gives a reason why my right side is crooked, however I'm wary that crookedness in my right side is what made the saddle crooked. Time will tell I imagine.
The bright side, if I choose to be optomistic-
Lameness is probably not a big deal and hopefully will clear up on it's own in a few days.
Saddle is at the saddler's so I can't ride till it's done anyway- so if my horse is going to be lame, now's the time.
Cold crappy weather makes me want to stay home where it is warm anyway.
Crooked saddle theoretically gives a reason why my right side is crooked, however I'm wary that crookedness in my right side is what made the saddle crooked. Time will tell I imagine.
