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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
Thanks all! I think this will make for a pretty fun afternoon with the spouse on occasion. Lunch and "watching people ride horses and do cool things on them." Maybe I'll take a lesson; I can't post/trot, and I always have trouble slowing down from a canter and gallop. That's what I get for having my first experience on a horse when I was already an adult, on a retired Thoroughbred, with an English jumping saddle, riding through a trail in Danbury. Running Obie over the haystacks was a blast but he wasn't meant for slow movement. He was bred to fly!
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You might consider their driving lessons. It’s much easier on older bones and muscles. Their driving horses are thoroughly trained. Whatever you do, horses will stimulate happiness.