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Snowdance Kid with his new mom Beth Hutchison of Hermitage, PA.
Snowdance Kid with his new mom Beth Hutchison of Hermitage, PA.
Kimberly and Snowdance Kid. October 22, 2006
Snowdance Kid and Kimberly Horne at the Imtiaz Anees jumping clinic. October 7, 2006
Snowdance Kid and visitor Beth Hutchison. Beth decided to take Snowdance Kid home with her. - October 9, 2006
Snowdance Kid and Liz Messaglia of Indiana. September 17, 2006
Snowdance Kid and Liz Messaglia of Indiana. September 17, 2006
Snowdance Kid and Judi Edwards of Virginia. September 2, 2006
Snowdance Kid and Jennifer Williams of Atlanta. August 13, 2006
Snowdance Kid and Jennifer Williams of Atlanta. August 13, 2006
Snowdance Kid - March 25, 2006
Snowdance Kid - March 11, 2006
Snowdance Kid and Elizabeth on his first x-country ride. - August 20, 2005
Snowdance Kid and Elizabeth galloping x-country - August 20, 2005
Snowdance Kid and Elizabeth on his first x-country
ride. - August 20, 2005
Snowdance Kid - SOLD!
Foaled: March 28, 2001
Gelding
16.1+ hh and still growing
Thoroughbred
Bay
Sound
Kind, sweet temperament
Snowdance Kid and Judi Edwards of Virginia.
September 2, 2006
Snowdance Kid and Judi Edwards of Virginia.
September 2, 2006
Snowdance Kid and Jennifer Williams of Atlanta. August 13, 2006
Snowdance Kid - March 18, 2006
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Snowdance Kid - January 22, 2006
Snowdance Kid
Snowdance Kid is showing great potential as an event horse. He is a dream to ride. He his smart and willing and learns quicker than any horse we have ever had in training. "Kid" has filled out and has a nice solid build. He is quickly becoming a favorite of the "Friends of Bits & Bytes Farm" to ride. We can hardly believe he is just five!
Update: February 3, 2006
"I just had to tell you about my ride on Kid last night! He was so great! As you know, it was misty and really windy last night when we made it out to the ring. Kid was listening to everything, and taking notes about anything that might "come and get him" when we first started out, but he was also really listening to me."
"We walked the around for a few minutes, just taking it all in and adjusting to the wind, and then started trot work. He started out a little inspired with the wind, but soon settled down. His trotting was rythmical and balanced, we worked on circles and bending lines, going across the diagonal, and working on and off the rail. He zeroed in on my aides and completely tuned out the weather. Every now and then Sydney or Zulu (our Dobermans) would go zooming by, and he'd look up for a minute, and then go right back to a metronome-even trot."
"What a great ride! We went in the French-link bridle without a martingale. There were times when I wondered if I needed to get him to pick up his head he went so relaxed! I can't wait to work with him again! What a great guy!!"
Update April 4, 2006
Just wanted to let you know I had a great ride on Snowdance Kid. He is really starting to "get it". His whole attitude towards work has changed lately, especially his lunging. He seems very content. I have introduced him to side-reins on the lunge and they are really helping him to accept the bit more. While riding I have been working hard on getting him to move away from my leg. That has definitely progressed. His trot work was wonderful last night. I worked him on a circle, getting him to move out and stay on a big circle. He was really reaching down into the contact and moving forward willingly. I felt it was a great success! - Paula
Current Training
- Snowdance Kid LOVES to run and jump cross-country fences
- He has learned to walk, trot and canter quietly in the arena.
- He is quiet on the trails and he crosses water without issue.
- He is jumping all our log fences and other cross-country fences.
- He is jumping three foot fences and grids in the arena
- He is quiet and easy to handle in the barn
- He stands for the farrier
- He loads in a snap onto the trailer
- He is kind and brave
- He can go to a show/event tomorrow!
Snowdance Kid and Judi Edwards of Virginia. September 2, 2006
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