have you ever rode a horse?
146006
yes i have, in fact most of mylife. now i work at a stable and we have trail rides all summer.
1086045
heres a joke 2 cure boredom, did u hear about da man that married a horse there in a stable relationship
1096066
I would try local farmers, ask them as they all usually ride very well. My daughter never had any professional lessons but rode at the farm and we also rode horse several times in Egypt. Finally she had one professional lesson and the teacher was amazed and said she learned more in half an hour than some of her students had in a year.
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In and of itself, barrel racing is not abusive, unfortunatly there are cases of abuse in every disipline, either because people don't care or people are ignorent.  You obviously care and take measures to protect your horse.  You can tell if your unconsiously abusing your horse with 100%  accuracy by asking yourself the following questions:\nDoes is my horse happy to see me?\nDoes my horse accept the saddle and bridle without too much fuss?\nDoes she react positvly to starting/ending a run?\nDo I try to learn as much about horse care as I can and try to do what I think is best for her?\nIf you answered 4 yeses, then your definatly good to go.  If not, you may want to investigate things like saddle fit and the way you ride.  Horses don't lie.  They really don't, if your girl is happy to do her job, then she's not being abused.
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No, but I would like to if there was someone to teach me and ensure physical safety. It looks more like an animal to be admired from a bit of a distance to me.\n\nI have been on a camel twice and that was an adventure. I highly recommend it. And, I rode an elephant in a monsoon in Agra, India, once. Another experience money just can't buy.
514093
His horse's name is Friday. Do I get ten points? : )
970394
No. have you ever visited the real world?
583318
Gosh, I have done both.  I love a nice exhilarating horse ride.  OMGosh, I like so have a story for this (As if you didn't suspect).  One time I was on a horse (Her name was Goldie) and she was getting up there in years and didn't like to be rid when she didn't want to be rid.  Well, one time I got her all saddled up with a great deal of trouble.  That should have been my first clue.  She kept bloating out her stomach so the saddle wouldn't stay on.  Any ways, finally got her saddled and I saddle up.  I turned to talk with my friend that was on his horse and she (Goldie) took off towards the barn in a full gallop.  As she turned the corner to enter her stall, she slid on the mud - it had just rained, I loved to go out in the spring after a rain - and her legs came out from under her and splat she went down on her side.  I of course being 11 was nearly buried in the muck with this horse on top of me.  Well, she righted herself and walked into her stall and I lay there stinking to the high heavens covered in mud.  I never rode her again when she bloated her stomach out.  \n\nI have ridden a Harley before too.  Actually I owned a sportster version.  I loved to take it out on hot days to cool off.  So, would I rather do one or the other?  If the horses stomach is bloated, jump on the Harley.  If not, then take the horse.
1034684
A horse is a horse of course....His name is Mr Ed lmaoooo
677568
Is the horse named Friday? Yup, the horse is named Friday.  I got it first you bunch of tards.
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www.learnhorseriding.com
795191
you mean I can ride you?!!!  I've never ridden a 4-legged camel!
68999
I have no idea on another question u said that u were 11 and omg i am 2 and i take horse backriding lessons at peacful trails in coconut creek in Florida!!!!! Email me if u take lessons in FL!!!
779316
I've rode a couple of jackasses in my time! :)
910769
I don't follow horse racing at all, but at Melbourne Cup time I do become a pretend horse racing expert. I was certain that Yeates would win, lost $20 but had a great time at the pub!!
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yeah dont do it\ni was in your boat completely, right now u need to take lessons and learn as much as u can. by getting one horse you will beriding just that horse for a long time, along with working 15 hours a day to pay for everything! \nmy father wouldnt help me, and i became a better rider and horsewoman because of it. i rode all different horses all different styles and am now applying to vet school to become an equine vet. my dad still thinks it is a "phase" i will outgrow, but when i moved to the middle east to study the arabian breed i think it finally got through to him that this is my life.\nby sticking with it and doing the best you can, your parents will either come around or youll get the means to get a horse yourself. \nlol im just thinking about if i had bought the horse my trainer wanted me to buy... i would never had learned dressage or reining! \ngood luck!
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horseback riding...by far. I am a nature luver. ^_^