Check out this how-to video to ride a horse. Watch an experienced rider show you what to do and what not to do: DON'T walk behind or under a horse--you could easily get kicked or stepped on.
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Keep a horse from head tossing
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Bridle a horse in the English style
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Plait a horse's mane
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Plait a horse's tail
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Palpate a mare to check for estrous
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View a mare reproductive tract through laparoscopy
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Sack out and desensitize a horse
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Lead a horse without a lead rope
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Grind and mix feed on a farm
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Wash a male horse's sheath
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Pick a horse saddle
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Give an equine massage
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Learn the 4 gaits on a horse
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Perform an equine massage
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Mount and dismount your horse
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How To:
Fit a horse shoe properly with Matt Bigwood
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How To:
Train a horse not to kick you
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How To:
Teach your horse how to pick up a hat
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How To:
Identify a mustang horse
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How To:
Drive a horse drawn carriage
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How To:
Keep a horse from head tossing
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How To:
Bridle a horse in the English style
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How To:
Plait a horse's mane
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How To:
Plait a horse's tail
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How To:
Palpate a mare to check for estrous
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How To:
View a mare reproductive tract through laparoscopy
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How To:
Sack out and desensitize a horse
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How To:
Lead a horse without a lead rope
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How To:
Grind and mix feed on a farm
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How To:
Wash a male horse's sheath
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How To:
Perform an equine massage
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How To:
Pick a horse saddle
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How To:
Give an equine massage
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How To:
Learn the 4 gaits on a horse
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Mount and dismount your horse
1 Comment
The teacher, wasn't wearing her helmet! You alsocan get on you horse from the righ side...Some instructor welcome learning to get on on BOTH sides. I'm a therapeutic riding instructor, and I don't recommend it to my students. But, as an abled bodied rider, I have learned to get on both sides.
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