Howdy y'all,
Since this club is of the cowboys (persons), by the cowboys, and for the cowboys, I am asking for help with a logo that will be internationally identifiable. A logo that relates the kinda
fun loving , yet honorable saddle tramps we are. I, hereby, intrust to you, the members ( see bylaws for qualifications) the monumental task of creating an appropriate symbol for our club,
-------------------------------------- HERD FROM US--------------------------------------
P.S. Online voting will be used to select the logo.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Monday, September 22, 2008
Member Picture
This here is Ramrod on a recovered Maggie. Contrary to the picture, "Herd From Us" is not the "Hell's Angels" on horseback.
Thursday, September 18, 2008
I ain't gonna take it!
Howdy y'all,
The other day I started trail working a ten year old marsh tacky gelding I acquired app. 8 mos. ago. Earlier this year, during some ring work, he reared up and landed side ways with a rider. ( that was my first clue). I continued to train him in the ring without mishap. He stayed stiff as a board and always wanted to be near the other horses. He began to soften a little so I decided to trail ride him. Soooooooo.....
We was doing ok while I was checking his want to go back to his buds. Ya see there was this grapevine that I went to in order to partake of its wonderful fruit. I kept checking him and eating grapes. Well..... the next thing I knew I was being vigorous backed into them vines and then he went reared straight up in the air and we crashed to the ground with him laying on my leg. My left shoulder got clobbered upon contact with the ground.( Its still sore ) Heck, I had to miss yoga this week.
He just boarded a trailer for his new home in Hampton. Moral : There are too many good mounts in the world for me to risk injury and death on this dangerously disobedient one.
The older I get, the longer it takes to heal and I ain't gonna take it no more!!!!
The other day I started trail working a ten year old marsh tacky gelding I acquired app. 8 mos. ago. Earlier this year, during some ring work, he reared up and landed side ways with a rider. ( that was my first clue). I continued to train him in the ring without mishap. He stayed stiff as a board and always wanted to be near the other horses. He began to soften a little so I decided to trail ride him. Soooooooo.....
We was doing ok while I was checking his want to go back to his buds. Ya see there was this grapevine that I went to in order to partake of its wonderful fruit. I kept checking him and eating grapes. Well..... the next thing I knew I was being vigorous backed into them vines and then he went reared straight up in the air and we crashed to the ground with him laying on my leg. My left shoulder got clobbered upon contact with the ground.( Its still sore ) Heck, I had to miss yoga this week.
He just boarded a trailer for his new home in Hampton. Moral : There are too many good mounts in the world for me to risk injury and death on this dangerously disobedient one.
The older I get, the longer it takes to heal and I ain't gonna take it no more!!!!
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