Arielle Betty

About Me

Where to start? I ride in the english lesson program at whitemud equine center here in edmonton. I am currently in level 5 (jumping is introduced in level 4, to give you an estimate of what level 5 means). Sadly this means i only get to ride once a week. But untill i have the knowledge (and money) to have my own horse, this is far better than nothing.
When i can i love to go work at a camp in halkirk where they offer trail rides. If you are lucky enough to get to be a wrangler you get to ride all day everyday for a week. IT IS AMAZING (said the city gal). But since western is not my primary style i do get shown up by farm kids half my age (and size!) lol.
i used to have a horse in the lesson program that was my other half, but after bucking one of my classmates he was sold (to a great owner who i know he loves, and i know loves him) and is no longer available for me to ride.
Sob.
Now i have found Higgins, he is a great horse. He will definately take some getting used to before we start working together on things, but i have hope!

Random fact: the only time i have fallen off my horse i was ridding bareback and using a hater and leadrope as reins, bad idea. I ended up being lucky and only having a mild concussion ( i wassen't wearing a helmet). the one good thing about this was that i was happy to find that i am a ridder who is willing to get back on her horse. Nothing makes me sadder than when people fall off once and call it quits forever!

Basic Information

Arielle's Riding Style

Primary Discipline	English
	Hunter / Jumper Dressage
Secondary Discipline	Western
	Pleasure Trail

Arielle's Groups

Arielle's Groups

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