Giddy Up Gelsey, LLC
Private English Riding Lessons
Lesson Horse and my show horse
Acquittal:
AKA: Abe the Babe
My special show horse
Just for very advanced students
10 year old Hanovarian gelding
Imported from Germany
16.2 hands tall
Third level dressage and beginner novice event horse
Stabled in Campton
Owned by Stephanie Mallick 6 years
AKA: Abe the Babe
My special show horse
Just for very advanced students
10 year old Hanovarian gelding
Imported from Germany
16.2 hands tall
Third level dressage and beginner novice event horse
Stabled in Campton
Owned by Stephanie Mallick 6 years
Acquittal's Show 2010Schedule
All USEA recognized:
Hitching Post HT
GMHA HT BN
Huntington HT BN
UNH BN
Huntington BN
...
Hitching Post HT
GMHA HT BN
Huntington HT BN
UNH BN
Huntington BN
...
2009 results
May:
Hilltop 2-phase:
2nd place
Green Acres HT:
3rd place
June:
GMHA HT:
3rd place
August :
Vershire HT
BN 2nd place
Huntington USEA recognized BN: 5th place
September:
Hitching Post HT
BN 5th place
Gelsey is now in her forever home at Abenaki Farm.
She will continued to be loved and remembered by her students, friends, Abe & Stephanie
There is a special relationship between school horse and instructor. You have to know that horse, have ridden that horse many times, and know how it will react in any situation. That horse has to trust you that you put the right person/student on it, and you have to trust that horse will take care of the student and ultimately listen to you in times of trouble. The best lesson horses, like Gelsey, like to be worked, and like their job. They have one ear tuned into the student and literally one ear turned to listen to you. They will follow you anywhere, and know the difference between a beginner walk lesson and a technical dressage lesson. A lesson horse is not born, it's made.
She will continued to be loved and remembered by her students, friends, Abe & Stephanie
There is a special relationship between school horse and instructor. You have to know that horse, have ridden that horse many times, and know how it will react in any situation. That horse has to trust you that you put the right person/student on it, and you have to trust that horse will take care of the student and ultimately listen to you in times of trouble. The best lesson horses, like Gelsey, like to be worked, and like their job. They have one ear tuned into the student and literally one ear turned to listen to you. They will follow you anywhere, and know the difference between a beginner walk lesson and a technical dressage lesson. A lesson horse is not born, it's made.
