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At 14:24:34 on 24.12.09, Trot on Admin wrote: Be brave and write down what you would like to achieve for you and your horse in the year ahead. Then other members can give you support. Once it's down in black and white there's no going back!
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At 14:45:48 on 24.12.09, Flicka wrote: My goal for the year is definitely to get my confidence back and put the FUN back into my riding. I really want to start jumping again and would love to be able to compete at British Novice level by the end of the year. I would also love to have the nerve to ride without a saddle and bridle!
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At 15:19:05 on 24.12.09, zoelovesanimals wrote: My Goal for the year will also be to become more confident! i need to get rid of the nerves and the thought of falling off and getting injured again. Im going to try and get a Side-saddle as i will feel more secure in it. Once i have done this i will be doing more with polly :) just need to work out ways to get rid of the Panic Attacks before i get on (Y)
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At 22:17:04 on 24.12.09, plodalong wrote: I want to canter with confidence,and commit to regular lessons.I really want to be the rider my boy deserves.
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At 22:21:37 on 24.12.09, NMH wrote: I want to get my young mare going on her own with confidence (mine & hers) & enjoy that to the full
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At 22:25:41 on 24.12.09, Rahara wrote: I started one of my resolutions a few weeks ago ,went back to having lessons mostly flat work because my seat is just terrible, I have done some jumping in the arena but fell off 3 times, knocked my confidence a bit but my instructor is brilliant, 12 months ago I was hunting and jumping anything then I bought I young mare because my gelding is injured, I just thought I wasn't good enough for her and I was a bit scared of her being so young ....I would love to give up smoking next..but I'm going to carry on with lessons every week.
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At 22:55:37 on 24.12.09, bernadette wrote: Hi all,my resolution next year will 1-find the best possible home for our 2 horses at work.2-figure out what my next job will be after june.And 3-ride more than i have been and enjoy the time i have left with them.
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At 23:50:29 on 24.12.09, Em28 wrote: My riding goals for 2010 are to improve my seat and maybe even do some competitions. I know this is possible as I have just started riding a new horse, I have high hopes for what I can achieve and I'm very excited about the prospect. I know I have probably picked up some bad habits from all my hacking about country lanes! Also, I have not done much schooling for a few years and my muscles are not up to scratch, so by riding during the week as well I will build up my strength (luckily there is an indoor school). I would also like to do my Reiki stage II, a good reminder was getting a Xmas card from my Reiki Master! So I shall attend some group healing sessions as well to get more practice. I'm not too sure what my goals with George are as yet, I will see how he goes. Maybe he is better not being ridden, I just don't know right now. My non-horsey goals, I've not thought about yet! I do normally right them all down at the beginning of each year and tick them off! I'm sure there are a few decorating goals still left from last year! I will have a think!!!!
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At 10:49:40 on 25.12.09, johnthecob wrote: My key riding goal for 2010 is to be able to confidently jump over 3 foot fences...as I haven't had much jumping experience so far this is possibly a big ask but we will see how it goes... More generally I want to spend a lot more time with real horses, ride out a lot more and know a lot more about them!
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At 15:07:58 on 25.12.09, Chezage wrote: My goal for 2010 is to get my young horse out and about, do plenty of schooling and have loads of lessons, I've already booked six lessons for flatwork, he's only four now, I'm aiming to achieve Prelim Dressage by the end of the summer, have already competed in one Walk and Trot and are doing another in January, so fingers crossed, in the process of all this Clover and me will both get our confidence back through and with each other, I have had a couple of falls recently and this has set me back, but not anymore, I'm going to get on with it, and put my trust in him, he's a really honest youngster, so I think it will be all uphill from now on. I will keep you all posted, as I hope everyone else does, good luck everyone, and I hope you all acheive your own personal goals. Happy New(Riding)Year! !
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