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Hello Ronnie:  Gosh am I glad I got pitched off Knite while trying to train him myself.  It was not easy trying to do it alone.   As you know, I purchased him as a weanling and had been training him myself until he was old enough and grown enough to ride.  

A Year ago January, I took him out for his first trail ride and all was fine and dandy till I wanted to head home.  Well a broken shoulder and 2 surgeries later, and therapy,  I am thankful to have been able to bring him to you.  Last May you had him in the Equi-Fest Parade of Breeds as the lead in the parade The Arabian and it was WONDERFUL.  Only after him being with you for a week or two at best!  I laughed when I saw him "Hunker DOWN" when the audience applauded.   Fnny thing is that he has Movie Star Blood so I really think there is definitely a Ham Bone in there. LOL

Well, since he has been with you and trained as a horse should be, resistance free, we have BOTH changed.  Working with you at the Center with Knite has helped me tremendously.  First, to overcome any fears I may have sustained because of my "last Ride: and secondly, I could see how you were training Knite and remembered the things we had gone over while he was there.  Anyway, I am happy to say that Knite is home safe and sound and we are doing very well in the round pen and on the property and soon be out on the trail for long day rides and traveling to new places.   I would love to do endurance rides with him.

I want to thank you for all you have done for the both of us.  You will see us on the beaches of Florida someday and possibly on the horse trails in Florida and North Carolina.  Thank you, Ronnie for all you have done which is much more than just training a horse... it's stepping up to the individual situation between the horse and the rider.  Thanks Again! Just have to Say what a difference a year makes.

Happy Riding to you and to your students (horses and people!) WE will be back for Tune-ups   

~ Sandy Hall, Blue Feather Farm, Ormond Beach FL