Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club
Are you ready to get started on your journey to becoming a skilled horse rider and have fun at Pony Club? Yes? Then let’s get started!
All too often a budding rider will rush right out, buy the first horse they see at any kind of horse sale, grab a saddle and bridle and head right out for a weekend of outdoor fun riding their pony.
Sadly, the experience is usually less than positive and he or she arrives home tired and dejected with nothing to show for his effort. The pony ends up back at the next sale and dreams of winning a ribbon at a Pony Club event disappear.
Another scenario that occurs frequently is going out with a buddy or acquaintance presenting himself as a self-proclaimed “expert rider”. You know the type. He knows it all and proceeds to let you know everything you are doing “wrong.”
Before you know it you have connected the experience with the jerk and you let the whole experience fade into oblivion, never willing to try it again.
It doesn’t have to be like that. You can learn the basics of successfully riding for Pony Club and you may go on to win many ribbons and trophies. You can do it with your own copy of “Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club”.
The Best Part Is:
• You can do it without buying the wrong equipment.
• You can do it without the help of a “know it all.
• You can do it without wasting a lot of time.
• You can do it without spending a fortune.
You Can Get Started Right Away
“Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club” gives you everything you need to get started. Not only will you learn how to select the right pony for your needs, you will learn also learn how to buy and maintain your saddle and bridle in optimum condition.
Here’s more:
Find out how to ensure your horse float is the safest. There is only one way to transport your pony to Pony Club events. But your horse float must be kept safe for your pony.
Poly Club rules and regulations. Every club has rules and regulations that must be adhered to for safety and efficient running of the club. Even what you wear is important. Learn more inside.
Taking Care of Your Pony. A pony that is neglected cannot be expected to win ribbons. These techniques teach you how to keep your pony safe and healthy at home and at Pony Club.
All about the equipment needed to care for your pony. There are several different kinds of brushes and combs each with its special use. Some are for removing dirt and sweat; others are for conditioning the hair. But don’t forget about braiding the main and tail.
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All too often a budding rider will rush right out, buy the first horse they see at any kind of horse sale, grab a saddle and bridle and head right out for a weekend of outdoor fun riding their pony.
Sadly, the experience is usually less than positive and he or she arrives home tired and dejected with nothing to show for his effort. The pony ends up back at the next sale and dreams of winning a ribbon at a Pony Club event disappear.
Another scenario that occurs frequently is going out with a buddy or acquaintance presenting himself as a self-proclaimed “expert rider”. You know the type. He knows it all and proceeds to let you know everything you are doing “wrong.”
Before you know it you have connected the experience with the jerk and you let the whole experience fade into oblivion, never willing to try it again.
It doesn’t have to be like that. You can learn the basics of successfully riding for Pony Club and you may go on to win many ribbons and trophies. You can do it with your own copy of “Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club”.
The Best Part Is:
• You can do it without buying the wrong equipment.
• You can do it without the help of a “know it all.
• You can do it without wasting a lot of time.
• You can do it without spending a fortune.
You Can Get Started Right Away
“Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club” gives you everything you need to get started. Not only will you learn how to select the right pony for your needs, you will learn also learn how to buy and maintain your saddle and bridle in optimum condition.
Here’s more:
Find out how to ensure your horse float is the safest. There is only one way to transport your pony to Pony Club events. But your horse float must be kept safe for your pony.
Poly Club rules and regulations. Every club has rules and regulations that must be adhered to for safety and efficient running of the club. Even what you wear is important. Learn more inside.
Taking Care of Your Pony. A pony that is neglected cannot be expected to win ribbons. These techniques teach you how to keep your pony safe and healthy at home and at Pony Club.
All about the equipment needed to care for your pony. There are several different kinds of brushes and combs each with its special use. Some are for removing dirt and sweat; others are for conditioning the hair. But don’t forget about braiding the main and tail.
Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club
Are you ready to get started on your journey to becoming a skilled horse rider and have fun at Pony Club? Yes? Then let’s get started!
All too often a budding rider will rush right out, buy the first horse they see at any kind of horse sale, grab a saddle and bridle and head right out for a weekend of outdoor fun riding their pony.
Sadly, the experience is usually less than positive and he or she arrives home tired and dejected with nothing to show for his effort. The pony ends up back at the next sale and dreams of winning a ribbon at a Pony Club event disappear.
Another scenario that occurs frequently is going out with a buddy or acquaintance presenting himself as a self-proclaimed “expert rider”. You know the type. He knows it all and proceeds to let you know everything you are doing “wrong.”
Before you know it you have connected the experience with the jerk and you let the whole experience fade into oblivion, never willing to try it again.
It doesn’t have to be like that. You can learn the basics of successfully riding for Pony Club and you may go on to win many ribbons and trophies. You can do it with your own copy of “Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club”.
The Best Part Is:
• You can do it without buying the wrong equipment.
• You can do it without the help of a “know it all.
• You can do it without wasting a lot of time.
• You can do it without spending a fortune.
You Can Get Started Right Away
“Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club” gives you everything you need to get started. Not only will you learn how to select the right pony for your needs, you will learn also learn how to buy and maintain your saddle and bridle in optimum condition.
Here’s more:
Find out how to ensure your horse float is the safest. There is only one way to transport your pony to Pony Club events. But your horse float must be kept safe for your pony.
Poly Club rules and regulations. Every club has rules and regulations that must be adhered to for safety and efficient running of the club. Even what you wear is important. Learn more inside.
Taking Care of Your Pony. A pony that is neglected cannot be expected to win ribbons. These techniques teach you how to keep your pony safe and healthy at home and at Pony Club.
All about the equipment needed to care for your pony. There are several different kinds of brushes and combs each with its special use. Some are for removing dirt and sweat; others are for conditioning the hair. But don’t forget about braiding the main and tail.
All too often a budding rider will rush right out, buy the first horse they see at any kind of horse sale, grab a saddle and bridle and head right out for a weekend of outdoor fun riding their pony.
Sadly, the experience is usually less than positive and he or she arrives home tired and dejected with nothing to show for his effort. The pony ends up back at the next sale and dreams of winning a ribbon at a Pony Club event disappear.
Another scenario that occurs frequently is going out with a buddy or acquaintance presenting himself as a self-proclaimed “expert rider”. You know the type. He knows it all and proceeds to let you know everything you are doing “wrong.”
Before you know it you have connected the experience with the jerk and you let the whole experience fade into oblivion, never willing to try it again.
It doesn’t have to be like that. You can learn the basics of successfully riding for Pony Club and you may go on to win many ribbons and trophies. You can do it with your own copy of “Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club”.
The Best Part Is:
• You can do it without buying the wrong equipment.
• You can do it without the help of a “know it all.
• You can do it without wasting a lot of time.
• You can do it without spending a fortune.
You Can Get Started Right Away
“Pony Clubs: Join the Fun! How to Get Started in a Pony Club” gives you everything you need to get started. Not only will you learn how to select the right pony for your needs, you will learn also learn how to buy and maintain your saddle and bridle in optimum condition.
Here’s more:
Find out how to ensure your horse float is the safest. There is only one way to transport your pony to Pony Club events. But your horse float must be kept safe for your pony.
Poly Club rules and regulations. Every club has rules and regulations that must be adhered to for safety and efficient running of the club. Even what you wear is important. Learn more inside.
Taking Care of Your Pony. A pony that is neglected cannot be expected to win ribbons. These techniques teach you how to keep your pony safe and healthy at home and at Pony Club.
All about the equipment needed to care for your pony. There are several different kinds of brushes and combs each with its special use. Some are for removing dirt and sweat; others are for conditioning the hair. But don’t forget about braiding the main and tail.
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| BN ID: | 2940012202949 |
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| Publisher: | Learning Life eBooks |
| Publication date: | 02/26/2011 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 363 KB |
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