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Florida New Years Eve Bash!!! at Jackson Ag Center
December 31, 2009 at 6pm to January 2, 2010 at 7pm
New Year Shoot Party!! Dec 31 2009, move in, Dancing, Dinner, Entertainment followed by 2 days of DWQP matchs. Friday Jan 1, 2010, 3 stage 2x match $65.00 with 50% payback with and extra bonus extreme fun stage $10.00. Saturday Jan. 2, 2010 4 stage…
I've always had to train my horses to not determine how they thought we should run the patterns. If you take "my horse makes the decisions" very far, they soon decide they'd rather not enter the arena. Yes, horses quickly learn to follow patterns th…
Jim Rogers - big daddy of mounted shooting
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Ohhhh, now I understand your question. All I can remember was that it looked appropriate - Some type of buckskin out fit, but not a dress. However, there were a few questions from other lady competitors. I'm not sure if Native American women ever wo…
I'm just saying, I've seen more than one high level male competitor in a dress at matches. I know they would argue it was for entertainment value or to raise money for a good cause, but it seems to happen fairly often.... As for Benjiumen's question…
Thanks to the Board for listening to the members. Your decision just tells me what I already knew - CMSA is a family. I'll be signing up for the Eliminator at the Gulf Coast Classic. Chuck Duncan
Do you mean like a feller wearing a dress cause he doesn't want to wear a hat or he like short sleeves?
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- At 8:14am on July 23, 2009,
Joyce McKinney said… - The last time, (many years ago) that I heard about the Doyles was that Pat had some health problems...heart I believe. That was about a year after they took care of stalls at either the Eastern's or Nationals.
- At 2:25pm on May 4, 2009,
Jerry Moore said…
- Well dang I was hoping you was in the Senior class with the rest of us. Didn't know you was one of them young whippersnappers.
- At 9:47am on May 4, 2009,
- Chuck, what level are you?
- At 9:42am on May 4, 2009,
- Chuck, yes I am going to the Mid-West. I am signed up just haven't paid because I wasn't sure how many stalls I was going to need. Looking forward to meeting you and letting you ride in one of my saddles.
- At 10:31pm on March 20, 2009,
Pops Vincent said… - We've chatted via email before. my son and I made it a couple years ago.
hope to see you soon.
- At 7:40am on February 25, 2009,
- Chuck, To get on my list for a saddle, you just need to get me your address, phone number, e-mail address. Then the size seat, and if you want rough out or smooth seat. As you know I don't offer a lot of options as they are pretty much no frills saddles.
As for seat size, a 16" is too big for you in my opion. It would be fine for other horse activities, but in shooting you need a snugger fit. I'm a good bit larger than you and I ride a 15", Rock Clark rides in a 14", Rick Smith (L-6) is 6-2" about 220 and rides in a 15" and is happy. I really would perfer to have you ride in one of my saddles before you make your mind up finally.
- At 7:30am on February 25, 2009,
Jon "Lonesome Lefty" Seiler said… - Hi, Chuck
Just checking in to see how your boy made the trip home. Hope he's recovering OK and the trip didn't set him back. Give me an update when you get the chance. Jon
- At 12:07pm on January 12, 2009,
Flyin Ryan said… - Hey Chuck, thanx for joinging Super Paints !!
As far as teaching your horse to sit, it can be a bit of a challenge if they dont already know some tricks to begin with. I usually follow a "routine" of training them to bow, then lay down, then sit up, then sit down. Teaching the bow first gets them understanding how to look for the right answer while training tricks and is a fairly easy task to accomplish depending on how sensative the horse is. Too sensative and they get nutty and not enough and they dont try at all, so different methods and patience levels come into play depending on the horse.
I taught Titan all his tricks in about 6 months and continue to work on mastering them everytime we ride. The worst one so far has been the spanish walk for sure. Thats one where patience is a must along with sycronized timing between voice and physical cue's.
Start with the basics and have fun :) Work only 15-20 minutes at a time to start as it can be fustrating for both the horse and you.
Let me know if you get jammed up and Ill try and help.
- At 10:04pm on January 9, 2009,
Jim & Stacie Duncan said… - Not that I know of. But I really never have known much of my family.My dad was from the Toledo area.
- At 11:20pm on December 26, 2008,
Kerry Southern said… - Hey Chuck, Hope this will be the year all of us can move around a little more. Hope to see ya'll in La.
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