JazzyB
Full Member
ha ha - what a brilliant thread- and there was me thinking it was a serious one!:8855:
I have tried the I-joy out and I must say its a bit of a disappointment after the real thing. Only good thing is you dont have to muck it out each night after work in the freezing cold, or have to break the ice on the water troughs in the field when you turn out!!:sigh:
Seriously though if anyone is thinking of learning when they lose a bit more weight they need wait no longer!! There are a couple of places in the country that have mechanical horses, and they are like a very well schooled version of the real thing. You look at yourself in the mirror to check your posture all the time and the instructor is standing next to you slightly adjusting your posture and barking out orders!! You can learn to ride first!!
I have tried the I-joy out and I must say its a bit of a disappointment after the real thing. Only good thing is you dont have to muck it out each night after work in the freezing cold, or have to break the ice on the water troughs in the field when you turn out!!:sigh:
Seriously though if anyone is thinking of learning when they lose a bit more weight they need wait no longer!! There are a couple of places in the country that have mechanical horses, and they are like a very well schooled version of the real thing. You look at yourself in the mirror to check your posture all the time and the instructor is standing next to you slightly adjusting your posture and barking out orders!! You can learn to ride first!!