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Reiners Rock!

Group Lead: Zoë Sametz - Goodwin
Created: Nov 19, 2008
Members: 341

Reining, the more comfortable, more relaxed, but just as complicated western dressage. Reining is qickly becoming more popular, and why shouldn't it? It's so fun! Sliding stops, rollbacks, spins! Come join the group if you like reining or at least admire the pro reiners out there! * the picture of the guy doing the sliding stop is just off google images http://chevalelfique.c.h.pic.centerblog.net/q7uh8zgf.jpg


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Posted By danny white
on October 12, 2011, 10:38 pm
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Posted By Lucia Caroll
on May 19, 2011, 11:02 am
Reiners, Win a piece of WEG USA Team Reining Gold! Complete details about this giveaway can be found at Rate My Horse PRO!

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My horse Archie. He's a 21 year old paint appaloossa gelding. He is mainly a trail horse, but can do about anything
Posted By Amanda Ruddick
on May 7, 2011, 10:28 pm
I use a barrel horse for reining, (along with about every other discipline) and she can do everything, except a long sliding stop due to not having the right shoes, but otherwise she can do everything.

Posted By Alden Corrigan
on October 21, 2010, 12:56 pm
Back By Popular Demand......2011 Sponsorship Opportunities for Cactus Reining Classic, Reining By The Bay and High Roller Reining Classic. Only a few more days until the 2011 Trifecta location is announced!!! Hint: It's a Four Seasons Resort and definitely worth the wait!!!!

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Posted By Frank Marley
on December 10, 2009, 11:10 am
Hope everyone had a successful 2009 campaign! Check out the Seminole Hard Rock Derby (www.seminolehrreining.com) as an option to start your 2010 campaign. I can promise you it'll be the most fun show to start your season (plus our weather in Tampa in February isn't so bad)!

Posted By Cindy Griffin
on April 19, 2009, 11:51 pm
Hi! I've just joined this group and know I will enjoy it greatly...I've also created 2 new groups and am trying to connect with Floridians to check out & join 'Florida Horse Lovers!'...:-) 2nd group is for POA lovers--'POA's (Appaloosa Ponies)'...

Comment By Cindy Griffin
on April 20, 2009, 1:55 pm

Hello again! I changed our group name from 'Florida Horse Lovers!' to 'Southern Horse Lovers!' for anyone living in the south who lives for the love of horses!

Comment By Frank Marley
on December 10, 2009, 11:08 am

Cindy,
I ride Appaloosa reiners and am in Florida. Good for you starting thread!

Posted By Shelley Fossen
on October 9, 2009, 12:06 pm
I called the herd for their morning meal.
He didn't come and the fear in my heart was immediately real.

He was always there, the head of the herd.
The other horses didn't come for the grain that was offered.
Those equines had a look in their eyes that something was wrong.
I knew in a moment that my pride and joy might be gone.

My heart broke that day.
As I saw Zip in the spot where he lay.

Zippos High Caliber was still beautiful, shiny, and warm.
I'd spent the night before washing and trimming in the barn.
He was silky and clean and ready to show.
All I could do was hug and hold him crying out “no!”

August 1st is a day I will never forget.
Blast the drought, the dust and the humidity that let
my best buddy fall to asthma, that dreadful disease.
I knew in my heart that I couldn't ask “God, please!”

He was gone in his prime and loved by all.
No more trophies or championships or figuring his way out of a stall.
Zip gave his heart in whatever he did.
Be it reining, halter, trail, games, or teaching a kid.

He had almost human-like qualities like no other.
We sadly buried him right beside his dear mother.
Two beloved horses laying side by side.
Thank you to all who rode them, loved them, and cried.

The healing process has barely begun.
I'll never forget the reining patterns that he run.
His speed and his quickness, the collection, the spins.
It was his pride, his heart, his versatility that helped him win.

Now as I stare at his retired bridle and special bit,
those horseshoes, the blankets each with a championship year on it,
I find my heart heavy and sometimes so sad.
I do have Zip's black sister and know that I should be glad.

There forever will be a fondness in my heart
and know that our souls will never be far apart.
I'll look up to heaven and listen for hoofbeats so fast
and know Zip and Blackie are galloping through the grass.

Rest in peace my beautiful red bay.
A piece of my heart went with you that day.

Shelley Sime Fossen

Comment By mary garland
on October 18, 2009, 7:36 pm

That was beautiful .I also have a horse just like this .I still have him and are lucky for this but if he ever passes I will think of you .

Posted By Zoë Sametz - Goodwin
on November 20, 2008, 10:23 pm
Yay 5 members already!

Comment By Zoë Sametz - Goodwin
on September 23, 2009, 12:37 pm

Did i say 5? I meant 241!

Posted By Cathy Woosley Luse
on May 24, 2009, 5:28 pm
www.youtube.com/watch?v=i70leDEDPoU
This a video of a bridless reining demonstration with one of my favorite reining horses. Hope you enjoy this!

Comment By mary garland
on September 14, 2009, 2:02 pm

Kathy,that was awsome. beautiful horse and rider.thanks foe shareing.

Posted By mary garland
on January 27, 2009, 10:22 am
that guy in your picture is only the best rennier in the sport (todd burg)
he show the sire of my horse (whiz n chex)

Comment By mary garland
on May 4, 2009, 2:55 pm

I didn't say the horse in photos name was Topsail whiz I said he showed a horse call whiz n chex

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