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I'm going Horse-riding - any tips?
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Posted 8 months ago #
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Love all the sensible comments from the girls and comments of 'don't do it' from the boys. You will love it I'm sure, you are high up which is a bit scary but if you are going with people who know what they are doing you will be fine
If you are going on a trek through a trek typy company the horses will be completely used to people who don't know what they are doing and look after you anyway. Just remember, you are the boss and if you act like the boss, the horse will obey! Mostly.
Posted 8 months ago # -
Rumour has it you're always feeding the horse through the letterbox Hora.
Is the horse just to complete the Brokeback Mountain look Hora
Posted 8 months ago # -
I'll keep it basic,
head goes at the front
Posted 8 months ago # -
Identify the easiest-on-the-eye rider in the group and ensure you are behind her for the duration...
Posted 8 months ago # -
been waiting for binners to come along and point out that whatever horse Hora gets given to ride will be wrong for many reasons and will need replacing many times over in the quest for the perfect horse.
PS - huge billowy white shirt with high collar, tightish trousers for the Mr Darcy look...
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hora would never get my look
Posted 8 months ago # -
Get to make some use of those boots you bought at last! Make sure you tuck the jeans inside for full effect.
Posted 8 months ago # -
Only been once. By the time I had got back, my face had swollen up, my eyes were streaming and i couldnt breath freely. Worse allergic reaction to anything I ever had
It was worth it though, just for the look on my mate's face when his beast did a runner with him on it. I am grinning now recounting
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The horse is reinforced yes?
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I believe the stables has reserved the Shire horse for hora.
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I'll re-iterate the advice; no jeans! Wear some cycling liners, they do help. See if you can borrow some chaps (the lower leg only type) as they will help prevent your trousers rubbing against your legs if you try trotting. Boots with a heel are best, if you wear shoes/trainers the stirrup may work its way over the tongue/laces of your shoe and sit against your leg which is uncomfortable, and dangerous as if you fall off you may get dragged if your foot wont come out! I stopped wearing my steel capped work boots for the same reason, they were too wide for the stirrups and wouldn't come out easily if I fell off.
Never ever lean back if the horse decides to go under a low branch, always lean forwards. Hug the neck and put your head down one side of the neck if you really think you are going to get taken off!
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