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Getting Back into it!!

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  • 09-03-2009 12:21pm
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    lynnemc28
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    Hey Everyone,

    I was quite competitive in school etc and was riding every week competitions, cross country etc. Then college and life took over and because i never owned my own horse it was easy to slip out of the routine. In the following ten years i have been riding on occasion mainly holidays etc but nothing regular. Really want to get back into it now i have more money and a bit more free time. I think i might do a few private lessons to get rid of my rustiness but then i would love to maybe concentrate on one element was thinking maybe dressage. Has anyone any ideas in regards to equestrian centres, i am currently living in Dublin 6 so would love somewhere as near to there as i can get. And then has anyone any advice on any dressage specialists or clubs etc etc? would really love any advice anyone has. Thanks so much


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    convert
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    Hey, that's great that you're getting back into riding again. A few private lessons sound like a good idea to get back into it. There are a few places around Dublin that I can think of off the top of my head - Carrickmines, Brennanstown (bit outside Dublin, I know), Kilronan, Coolmine. I haven't been to any of them so I don't know what they're like, but you can always go and have a look/talk to them before you commit to having a lesson there.

    Re. dressage lessons, there's one place in Kildare I know of who specialise in dressage lessons, so if you want contact details, PM me.


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    ell
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    If you're interested in doing a bit of schooling towards better flatwork, there's a few of us having a fun-day with a bit of everything in Limerick (bit of a hike though), and we'll be going through all the basics for supple-ing up horses for ridden work and working on seat cues, inhand work, etc, which would all be good for dressage. PM me if you want the details.


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    purechancer
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    so what area are you looking to start riding in??:)


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