Hav you ever done horse back riding?
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yes i love horses and know alot about them
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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!!!
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Hi, I barrel raced for years and won alot.  The best thing I can say is to try to stay as close to the horse as you can for air streaming.  Good balance is a must.  I tied a barrel with a cable through it between two trees.  Then had someone shake it slowly at first, then faster as I got better.  It's a trick I learned from watching my brothers pratice bull riding.  It really does work.  Another thing is when you are practicing, at first anyway, make sure the horse you are riding already knows the barrels.  A green horse will fight and throw you all over the place.  Believe me I know!!!!!  When you sinch your saddle on, walk your horse, then sinch again.  3 times.  That should make sure your saddle is on tight enough.  Alot of horses will blow themselves up, so the saddle won't be very tight. When you walk them, they can't bloat themselves out.  Last but not least, even if you fall, KEEP GETTING BACK ON!!!! No matter how much it hurts.  Hope you have lots of fun, I did.
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Yes, in fact I did it one time while online for a ride in an amusement park. Even though the line was outside, I had let one go and within a few seconds people behind us were like "oooh, man....somebody smells like a**!". It was quite hilarious.
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You were riding side saddle?
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Yes actually I did!  I watched a new baby calf be born and have it first meal after he got his legs under him.  A nice warm, sunny day.  Amazing
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I had once and it is amazing!\nIt gives you a soothing feeling afterwards!
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I went to a horse show once.  Does that count?\n\nCoach
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hey,\n\nout of personal experience, yes... and i LOVED it lol
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lol-that is a very broad question! There are two main riding styles; English and Western. Engish riding is stuff like jumping, dressage and eventing. In basic English riding, you ride with your shoulders back, heels down and toes out. Western riding was designed for work and such and the rodeo, barrel racing and pole bending are examples of Western events. I am not a pro in Western but I think you ride with a bit of a down heel (not as much as English) and your tow a little more out then youe heel, but for the most part the are facing strait ahead. \nI like to ride English for competing, but Western for pleasure riding (Western is more comfortable).\nHere are some links you might find interesting:\nhttp://equisearch.com/\nhttp://www.leadmare.com/\nhttp://www.parelli.com/\n\nHave fun!
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Try the "Get Fit Stay Fit" by David Zinczenko (www.absdiet.com).  It has many good, overall body strenghening exercises.  I ride horses, and have found these workouts to be the most beneficial for riding fitness.
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do it! \nwhy read about horses when you can go ride one?\nwhy take a test on a frog when you can raise one?\nwhy listen to a concerto when you can write one?
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OF COURSE WE DO! I do nearly every day! We use fingers, vibrators, water massager, imagination, dildo...all sorts of ways and usually it's a better orgasm than with a guy!  if you sit certain ways when you go horseback riding it can even do the trick!
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Sure...give it a try and come back and tell us all about your experience :D.
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i remove my horse from the carriage and then tie him to the wooden fence post outside the saloon.\n\nwhen it's time to go back to the cabin with any lady i meet, the horse knows the way.  that leaves my hands free to frolick with the lady.  the horse is sort of on autopilot.  it helps to have his food at the cabin.  he usually gets hungry at night, and i get horny.
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Wow you sound just like me. I'm a huge horse person and have wanted to get into it seriously for a long time. But unfortunately I am not "priviledged". I had been trail riding at a local stable for as long as I can remember but was desperate to get more exposure and learn as much as possible. I started calling every farm in my area, basically begging for a job to work with the horses. I was lucky enough to get a great job at a hunter/jumper facility and worked there for 3 years and took lessons when I had the money. Unfortunately family problems caused me to have to quit just as I began to progress in my lessons. But my advice to you is to start looking around. Go in the yellow pages even, and call every farm thats close to you. Just ask if they are looking to hire anyone or find out about their lessons. Its certainly not too late to start. And often times in horseback riding, natural ability and your comfort level around the horse will help determine how far you can go. Good luck and don't give up. Its absolutely worth it.
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Well, I was out on horseback one time with -20 (F) temp and about a 20 MPH wind.  Fostbite the crap out of my ears.