Riding! Yay!

For the first time since the trail ride where Isis bruised her feet, I actually got to ride. Her rain rot has mostly cleared up and she has been doing much better. I’ve lunged her several times over the past week, and each time she has done very well.

She seems to move a little stiff in her hocks. However, that will be something to tackl after everything else. At least it seems to work out after she warms up.

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