Reining Essays

  • Passionate About Horses

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    little older started to help give lessons. After many years of pleading and convincing, my parents finally gave in and bought me my first horse. I had just turned 13 and couldn’t have thought of a better birthday present. Sly was a beautiful dark bay reining horse and he was also 13. We competed together for three years, mostly in Utah Quarter Horse shows, but we also qualified for the Novice World Championships in 2013, and 2014. After a few amazing years working with Sly, I needed a new challenge; therefore

  • Horseback Riding Research Paper

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    “Horseback riding is not difficult! All you really have to do is sit there and look pretty.” Anybody who dares to say this should be prepared to face the consequences. Horseback riding is not easy in any way. You have to learn to use muscles that you don’t normally use and having to teach yourself how to communicate with the horse using only your legs- sometimes your voice, but rarely. I’m pushing through those barriers, however, and will continue to progress through the field and grow as a rider

  • Why I Want To Be A Barn Manager Essay

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    Barn Manager The equine industry offers many more job opportunities then just training. When entering the work force there are many jobs to choose from like reproduction, reporting, running a boarding facility and teaching lessons. A barn manager is one of the many jobs that is offered for people wishing to enter the equine industry. Barn managers are in charge of not only the wellbeing and care of the horses but also supervising others who work in the barns. Making them an essential part

  • In The Time Of The Butterflies Analysis

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    It came in the dark in the evil hours when the hands wake with a life of their own. They rambled over my growing body, they touched the plumping of my chest, the mound of my belly, and on down. I tried reining them in, but they broke loose, night after night”(Alvarez, 47). The words “dark” and “evil” shows to me that something is straying her from her path to being a nun. That something is growing up. As she is getting older, she is being more exposed to

  • Theme Of Light And Dark In Beowulf

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    Before a time of light, people usually go through a time of darkness and struggle until they persevere through it. The struggles and darkness that Beowulf goes through allow him to prove what he is made of. In Beowulf, through the hero's victorious battles, the author paints a detailed distinction between light and dark. The story heavily depicts light and dark imagery, through the battles of good and evil, in which light ends up victorious. In the battle with Grendel, light and dark imagery displays

  • Greek Mythology: The Etiology Of The Thunderstorm

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    And he in great haste summoned all the Olympians to a conference to decide what was to be done, except of course for Zeus and Hera who were still reining terroir upon the gentle earth. Finally, Pallas Athena stood up and in her armor, went before her father out of whole own head she was born and his wife, Hera. She said: “ Oh mighty Zeus, my king and my father, and beautiful Hera of the white arms

  • Similarities Between One Last Gun Notch And Grub Line Rider

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    three wheeled their mounts and came toward him at a canter. A tall man rode a gray horse in the van. The other two were obviously cowhands, and all wore guns. The tall man had a lean face with a knife scar across the cheek. You there! He roared, reining in. “What you doin’ ridin here?’’ Kim Sartain drew up, his lithe trail hardened body easy in the saddle. “Why, I’m riding through,’’ he said quietly, “and in particular hurry. You got this country fenced against travel?’’ “Well it ain’t no trail!’’

  • Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God

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    In Zora Neale Hurston’s novel Their Eyes Were Watching God, the character of Janie Crawford experiences severe ideological conflicts with her grandmother, and the effects of these conflicts are far-reaching indeed. Hurston’s novel of manners, noted for its exploration of the black female experience, fully shows how a conflict with one’s elders can alter one’s self image. In the case of Janie and Nanny, it is Janie’s perception of men that is altered, as well as her perception of self. The conflict

  • Social Responsibility: Why Do We Support Sweatshops?

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    Scanning the conforming, ephemeral trendy masses, a large percent of the attire donned by the populace is made by cheap labor under horrible conditions. Many of the stores that fill malls and line streets are stocked with morally tainted products. Various popular brand names and stores use sweat shops as a means of production to maintain a low manufacturing cost, and reap a higher profit. Not only do these socially irresponsible conglomerates exist, they thrive on the blinded, and complacent materialistic

  • Informative Comparison Of English And Western Riding

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    go. Once in awhile you will see a great all around horse, but you also notice they are usually older. The older the horse, the more training and practice in each event it will usually have. A western horse can be trained in team penning, cutting, reining, speed games, trail classes, pleasure and equitation classes, roping, and trail riding. An english horse can be trained in dressage, english or english country pleasure, jumping, hunting, mounted games, polo, and hunter pace. Both horses can be trained

  • Yes Edward Snowden Is A Traitor Summary

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    NSA. Keck argues that Snowden should have first discussed with his co-workers in the NSA because they could have been seeing this spying on the people. The author writes, “In my view, a true whistleblower would have first pursued legal avenues for reining in the NSA, such as seeking out sympathetic members of congress. The American people, after all, elect people to serve in congress”

  • The Mausoleum Of Qin Shi Huang Di

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    The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is located in Xi'an, Shaanxi province. In 1974, farmers made an accidental discovery by digging a well near the city. They uncovered pottery fragments and later found thousands of terracotta soldiers covering an area of 50 acres. There is an estimate of 130 chariots, 8,000 soldiers, 150 cavalry horses, and 520 horses found throughout his tomb, although much of the land is still to be discovered in 210 B.C. Qin Shi Huang Di died by committing accidental suicide

  • Therapeutic Horse Riding

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    Liz Hartel of Denmark acquired Polio in 1943 which caused serious muscle deterioration (Scott, 17). She was a horsewoman and doctors believed she would never ride again. However, in 1951 she started working with a Norwegian physical therapist and the following year she entered the Grand Pris Dressage where she won the silver medal. She is generally credited with the origin modern therapeutic riding. Then it was until 1970 that the first therapeutic riding center opened in the United States(19). In

  • Persuasive Essay On Equestrian Sports

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    Hunter Seat, Saddle Seat, and Equestrian Vaulting. Also, a three-day event that contains Dressage, Show Jumping, and Cross Country will commonly get referenced as Eventing. Some Western competitions include: Western Pleasure, Barrel Racing, Cutting, Reining, and Trail Class. Cowboys and cowgirls show their skills in different events called a rodeo. The riders that compete in both disciplines need good skill in order to complete the certain

  • Tablo Publishing Case Study

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    Ashley Davies is one of the most (if not the most) inspiring people I personally have ever had the pleasure of knowing. His business, Tablo Publishing, is a one of a kind business that aims on changing the way we publish books. Tablo makes creating and publishing a book a more social and engaging experience, all while making it an extremely simple and enjoyable task. Ash started the company when he realized how hard it was to publish his own eBook. The amount of hassle, effort and stress that went

  • Military Service Should Be Mandatory

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    Most people have, at one point or another, considered what they were going to do with their lives. Whether a person would like to become an activist, an artisan or a business professional, the military has something for everyone. Finding a path in life is often filled with uncertainty and procrastination. The United States military is a path in itself, should one wish to retire from it; however, should a person wish to make their own path, there are benefits for that as well that can remove all

  • Glorifying the Tudor Dynasty: Shakespeare’s Richard III and the Perfect Villain.

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    play. Although the events taking place in London are not the main focus of the play, Shakespeare manages to include the impacts through his characters. While embedding historical events in his plot, Shakespeare manages to legitimize the rule of the reining dynasty. Works Cited Preis, Dorothea. "Richard III Society of NSW." Richard III Society of NSW RSS. HSC History Extension, 7 Nov. 2012. Web. 6 Apr. 2014. Shapiro, Susan. "Feminists in Elizabethan England." History Today. History Today, n.d. Web

  • Power of Women in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart

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    Power of Women in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart The novel Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe is a commanding account about the rise and fall of an African tribe. The powerful narrative depicts the life and customs of the people and how they change through the years. Theere are many different ideas and characters that are preseneted throughout the novel. The depiction of women is one aspect that is of extreme relevance. It can be shown through several passages in the novel that the women

  • Duality of Human Nature

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    The play Macbeth by William Shakespeare explores human nature as a loyal soldier named Macbeth discovers his fate to become king, but not have any heirs. He responds to this information by killing the reining king, Duncan. However, before committing murder, he contemplates very hard whether he should murder Duncan, against whom he bears no ill will, and great indecision and doubt marks this process. Macbeth’s reaction to killing Duncan, in which he follows a much darker path, reveals and expresses

  • Nō Drama – Atsumori & Nonomiya

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    Nō drama plays an important role in Japanese literature. It was an important entertainment in the old days. It also was significant in reflecting the Buddhist view of existence.1 Most of the Nō dramas were written according to popular novels or prose works. In this essay, I would like to introduce two Nō dramas, Atsumori and Nonomiya, as well as the respective sources references. Atsumori is a Nō play written by Zeami. This is classified as the second category of Nō drama, which talks about warriors