Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Juniors and Matching Horses

Our juniors tend to skew a little more traditional in attire- both for themselves and their horses. I have seen some pretty wild things at other barns- zebra polos, leopard saddle pads, and hot pink stirrups- often all being used at the same time.

I did spot Kaitlyn and Fire in matching outfits in our Sunday lesson! So cute!
How do the kids at your barns show their personality?

10 comments:

  1. We have No Juniors only SS kids, lots of pink and purple.

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  2. We actually don't have any juniors, but at my last barn it was madness. Crazy polo wraps and t-shirts and sports bras and tie dye saddle pads and insanity. Drove me nuts.

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  3. It's funny, because for a long time I was obsessed with ALL THE COLORS and being all matchy-matchy. I still pull out the occasional colored pad/polo combo, but mostly my stuff is boring-ly black and white. Oh the joys of growing up;)

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  4. We actually have rules about the colors used for our juniors and competitive adults! It helps with the crazy!

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  5. I like Henry to be all matchy matchy lol! Bot no crazy colors and wild prints for us!

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  6. I suppose I'm considered a junior. ;) The only "crazy" thing I've ever done is doing the matchy-matchy thing. :) I want to be respected as a rider and I don't want to look like some childish idiot in bright pink tie-die, haha!

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  7. No juniors at my barn either but as eventers we all tend to be matchy matchy but not too many crazy colors.

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  8. Lady used to be in bright/lime green when I was younger, so I guess I was kind of guilty of this one! Since then, I've toned it down and she now looks lovely in hunter green and black. :)

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