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Most of the time, wherever a horse's ear is pointing is where the horse is looking with the eye on the same side.

Last night's Triune Saddle Club show indicated that the club's show season should be a good one. Horselover's staffers were there for the
 pole bending classes. Shelbyville's Chris Pinson was mesmerizing to watch as he and his horse Scoot ran the pole course. Chris and Scoot 
won the adult class with a time of 23.194. 
In a brief interview after his class finished, Chris said that this was the beginning of the season and that he and Scoot  would get even better
as the show season continued.  When asked about keeping his horse wanting to run the poles and balk free, Chris stated that he keeps his
 horse fresh and wanting to run the poles and barrels by giving him a break and taking him on trail rides.  He said that it is important to free
the horse's mind from the pressure of running the poles and barrels all the time. Horselover likes that philosophy!
 
Chris and Scoot finishing their pole run. Even though Chris lost a stirrup during the run, he and Scoot kept on a running!
  
 
 
Ray Hayes (Wartrace, TN) and Shocker placed third in the class. The two made a handsome showing. 
 
The Triune shows are held on Friday evenings and begin at 6:30 p.m. 

Last Updated (Tuesday, May 11, 2010 at 09:03)

 

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