>>I think, Mic, that it may not be a big jump from icelandic style riding to >>the riding style used in GB, but that it's a huge jump to the US riding >>style from the ISRT. > > So then classical riding isn't that popular in the US?
I don't think many people would say that the Icelanders ride classically; and no, it's not the normal way of riding here. >>Maybe I will come and visit you someday! > Please do! My uncle is very much into geneology and our relatives are in GB. I bet we are related! > I think we just have to agree to disagree then, as my experience has > been different from yours. Yes, I think that's OK. We see things differently based on our different backgrounds. I recall that you said you thought Gudmar was a good rider and instructor, whereas I don't think so. >>but my leg wouldn't allow it. Elisabeth said she'd push me around if >>necessary, but I doubt that she could do that with the terrain. She would >>have tried tho :-). >> > What have you done? : ( I broke my leg... well, the dogs did it. Our daughter and son brought their dogs over, and the three boy dogs run and have a jolly time when they're together, and they happened to ram into me. I told my sister it was an accident, and she said of course it wasn't! there's acres of land for them to run on, and they aim for you! Judy http://icehorses.net http://clickryder.com
