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Old 07-31-2012, 07:59 PM #14
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Use a mounting block to get on. I get my husband to saddle the horse. Once I get up, I'm ok, that is unless I fall off. It only happened once as a result of sudden weakness. Once we start going, it's not that hard. If you just ride along slowly it is not that much exercise. I don't think that I am up for jumping any more.
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