Comments on: What Would Happen If… http://ridinginstructoru.com/index.php/what-would-happen Advice and tools for riding instructors and other horse business owners. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:01:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-RC2 By: Joe http://ridinginstructoru.com/index.php/what-would-happen/comment-page-1#comment-1078 Joe Tue, 11 Oct 2011 22:00:05 +0000 http://ridinginstructoru.com/?p=119#comment-1078 Hi, A very interesting article and I have to say I agree with it 100% - riding is dangerous enough without employing stupidity. But like you, I also engaged in so many things when I was younger whilst the adults eyes were elsewhere, and looking back now I think "That was really stupid, how that didn't hurt someone I have no idea" but then I also think to how much my independant, but naughty none-the less, escapades taught me and my mischievious friends down the farm. I wouldn't be half the rider or horseman I am now had it not been for my risky little adventures when I was younger. Regards, A much more sensible Joe Hi,

A very interesting article and I have to say I agree with it 100% – riding is dangerous enough without employing stupidity. But like you, I also engaged in so many things when I was younger whilst the adults eyes were elsewhere, and looking back now I think “That was really stupid, how that didn’t hurt someone I have no idea” but then I also think to how much my independant, but naughty none-the less, escapades taught me and my mischievious friends down the farm. I wouldn’t be half the rider or horseman I am now had it not been for my risky little adventures when I was younger.

Regards,

A much more sensible Joe

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