Learning to Rear on Cue

Posted on June 14, 2010 by Nancy J. Bailey




His rearing trick is coming along well!

About Nancy J. Bailey

Artist, author, bad karaoke singer. Woodsy ragamuffin. Mom of a horse named Clifford who plays fetch and paints with watercolors. He visits libraries and schools with me, to promote literacy and making the world a better place. Yes, he is house trained, no, he doesn't live in my house! I have written three books about Clifford. But my newest book, THE NORTH SIDE OF DOWN, is co-written by my awesome sister Amanda, who has Down syndrome. Her unexpected one-liner wisecracks can always make me laugh. If you make me laugh, you've made my day!
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2 Responses to Learning to Rear on Cue

  1. Erica Lea says:
    June 16, 2010 at 1:27 am

    One of the coolest horse tricks, and he looks like he's got it down:-) The last photo has a very dressage-y look – what a neck!

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  2. Nancy says:
    June 16, 2010 at 1:38 am

    Thanks Erica! Yes Clifford has the trademark hingy Morgan neck. I am aware that safety is an issue with this trick, so very glad his brakes work!

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