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Horse World - The Aisleway 

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 Click on any question listed below to view answers from equestrians.

 How long do you take for grooming?
 What is your favorite breeches?
 Breeches: Full seat or knee patches?
 Do you ride outside your discipline?
 Who is your favorite famous rider?
 How many horses do you ride?

 

 The Aisleway shares equestrians opinions. subjects range from "Favorite brand of breeches?" to "Last thing you bought your horse". 

  You never know what you'll find out in the barn aisleway! 

 

In this 'The Aisleway' you'll discover many things such as: What do other riders think? Breeches they ride in? Training books they read? Favorite riders? and more...

 

You'll find this section fun, interesting and useful. The Aisleway section was created for amusement and entertainment.  This might be useful marketing information and statistics, but really this information is just plain fun and who knows... maybe you'll be inspired to try someone's favorite brand of breeches or read a good training book, take an afternoon ride with friends or even start riding with gloves as many dressage riders recommend it!

 

 

Parts of 'The Aisle Way' have been featured in Topline Ink Equestrian Journal Magazine: The publication for the Dressage & Sport Horse rider!

 

 

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Maria Riva: 15 minutes 

 

Cindy Mullen: 15 minutes

 

Heike Beeson: 30 Minutes. Start to finish, groom and tack.

 

Tim Griest, Sr.: Not long

 

Angle Ozer: 15 - 20 minutes per horse

 

Vickie Sharp: 30 minutes

 

Sue Clarke: 15 minutes

 

Sherry Engle: Less than 30 minutes

 

Lisa Sutherland: I love grooming. I check everything out while I go over him,

his bumps & scrapes, check his hooves,

feel his strength, brush his silky tail,

admire this awesome creature that allows

us so much liberty on their back. Truly

God's most beautiful animal.

 

Jeanne Adams: Little as possible

 

Candy Nuss: 2 minutes

 

Suzy-Oregon: About 15 minutes

 

 
 

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Angel Ozer: Kentucky

 

Heike Beeson: Cotton Naturals

 

Sue Clarke: Don't have one.

 

Maribeth Willard: Boink

 

Candy Nuss: Kentucky

 

Cathrine Flint: Irideon

 

Vickie Sharp: Schumacher

 

Jocy Prochaska: Karrots

 

Suzy - Oregon: Any that are comfortable

and affordable

 

Sue Sjogren: Boinks

 

Elaine Cornell: Any that fit and let

 me move easily.

 

Marie Maloney: Pikeur

 

Bonnie Griest: George Schumacher

 

Leslie Chafin: Millers and Tough Riders

 

Elise Steinberger: Irideon

 

Sherry Engle: On Course, Waffle Weave,

 Cotton Naturals Full Seat

 

Maria Riva: Leggings from WalMart

 

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Maribeth Willard: Full Seat

 

Sherry Engle: Full Seat

 

Bonnie Griest: Full Seat

 

Sue Clarke: Knee Patches:

 

Lesilie Chafin: Knee Patches

 

Elise Steinberger: Knee Patches

 

Sue Sjogren: Knee Patches

 

Suzy-Oregon: Knee Patches

 

Candy Nuss: Full Seat

 

Vickie Sharp: Full Seat

 

Angel Ozer: Full seat, real leather.

 

Jeanne Adams: Doesn't matter.

 

Elaine Cornell: Knee patches - I don't

like to be stuck in the saddle! However,

 my husband prefers full seat, and I don't

 think it has anything to do with riding! =)

 

Jocy Prochaska: Cross-country - Full Seat,

 Daily riding - knee patches

 

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Angel Ozer: Yes, Trail Riding

 

Sue Clarke: Yes, Trail and I event and rid Dressage

 

Cindy Mullen: Yes, we ride the roads. I ride Dressage

 

Jocy Prochaska: Yes, I have an all purpose horse that does everything.

 

Marie Maloney: Trail ride if there is ever time. I ride dressage.

 

Candy Nuss: Yes, move cattle, western riding, reining, trail ride.

 

Elise Steinberger: Yes, I like to Jump!

 

Vickie Sharp: A little trail riding. I ride Dressage.

 

Jeanne Adams: Yes, trail ride, horse games. I ride dressage now.

 

Sherry Engle: Yes, trail riding. I ride dressage.

 

Maria Riva: Yes, Jumping. I ride dressage.

 

Cathrine Flint: No, I ride dressage.

 

Sue Sjogren: Now I trail ride and use dressage for better equine performance. I used to compete hunter/jumper.

 

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Angel Ozer: Arthur Kottas (Chief Rider at the Spanish Riding School for over 30 years)

 

Vickie Sharp: Hubertus Schmidt

 

Sue Clarke: Eveinting: Princess Anne and for Dressage: Gina Smith (Canadian Olympian) I loved the way she warmed up horses and rode. And the fact that she came through the ranks without any money backing.

 

Elaine Cornell: Klaus Balkenhol, Jan Brink

 

Maribeth Willard: Long list. There are so many that I enjoy watching.

 

Candy Nuss: Reiner Klimke

 

Suzy-Oregon: Karen O'Connor 

Jeanne Adams: Linda Zang

 

Sherry Engle: Guenter Seidel then my daughter Sandra Arnold.

 

Cathrine Flint: Anky van Grunsven

 

Tim Griest, Sr. Micheal Plumb

 

Sue Shogren: Mike Huber

 

Cindy Mullen: Karl Mikolka

 

Marie Maloney: I'd have to say Hilda Guerney. I just watched her ride a "spirited" 4 year old at a show in Cailfornia. She is older and still has the nerve to ride really Hot young horses! I just hope that I can still get on a horse in 20 years.

 

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Angel Ozer: 6 -8 per day

 

Elise Steinberger: 2

 

Sherry Engle: Mostly 1

 

Cindy Mullen: I ride 2 and breaking a 3rd

 

Jeanne Adams: 4

 

Tim Griest: presently 2. Should be 3

 

Bonnie Griest: 1

 

Maria Riva: 1

 

Leslie Chafin: 1

 

Heike Beeson: 1

 

Vickie Sharp: 3

 

Sue Clarke: 3

 

Elaine Cornell: 2 -3, plus student's horses.

 

Maribeth Willard: 2

 

Jocy Prochaska: 1

 

Suzy-Oregon: 3

 

 

 
 

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Read more in the next pages:  Favorite "horse" movies, favorite training books, favorite horse treats, things bought for horses, preparing for the show, favorite training video, best time to ride, riding alone or with a buddy, frequency of riding, helpful tips, keeping your horse happy, about boots, saddles and gloves... DON'T MISS THE AISLE WAY! 

 

 
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