Comments on: what’s the best environment for allowing a beginner rider to ride a new horse? http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse But see it on horseback Wed, 01 Feb 2012 06:50:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: music_chick5 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse/comment-page-1#comment-1397 music_chick5 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 07:06:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse#comment-1397 You should definately keep the other 2 away while she is riding.<br><b>References : </b><br> You should definately keep the other 2 away while she is riding.
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]]> By: kellierides http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse/comment-page-1#comment-1396 kellierides Sat, 05 Dec 2009 06:40:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse#comment-1396 Your are going to want to put them in a mother pen. riding in a pasture where there are other horses is unsafe for a child. Sometimes their horse can get spooked more easily, and sometimes they want to play more if the other horses are running around. To keep your horse in "tune " with what you are asking i would pen up the others. Also you might have a situation called "barn sour", and they don't want to leave their "friends". This makes it difficult to control or even enjoy a ride on your horse. Make the process as less stressful as you can and as enjoyable for your child as you can.<br><b>References : </b><br> Your are going to want to put them in a mother pen. riding in a pasture where there are other horses is unsafe for a child. Sometimes their horse can get spooked more easily, and sometimes they want to play more if the other horses are running around. To keep your horse in "tune " with what you are asking i would pen up the others. Also you might have a situation called "barn sour", and they don’t want to leave their "friends". This makes it difficult to control or even enjoy a ride on your horse. Make the process as less stressful as you can and as enjoyable for your child as you can.
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]]> By: horseluva http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse/comment-page-1#comment-1395 horseluva Sat, 05 Dec 2009 06:08:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse#comment-1395 It depends if he/she is an experienced rider or not. I would tend not to put them in because they could be a bad influence on your gelding (especially the mare.) I would think it would be best not to put them in unless there are 2 experienced horse handlers in with them ready to hold them if they get out of hand.<br><b>References : </b><br> It depends if he/she is an experienced rider or not. I would tend not to put them in because they could be a bad influence on your gelding (especially the mare.) I would think it would be best not to put them in unless there are 2 experienced horse handlers in with them ready to hold them if they get out of hand.
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]]> By: sammy http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse/comment-page-1#comment-1394 sammy Sat, 05 Dec 2009 05:42:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse#comment-1394 The best bet is to begin riding in a small open space that is inclosed by some form of gate and is away form any other horse or animals. This way your horse is in no surrounding in which it will get spooked etc. Good luck with ur riding<br><b>References : </b><br> The best bet is to begin riding in a small open space that is inclosed by some form of gate and is away form any other horse or animals. This way your horse is in no surrounding in which it will get spooked etc. Good luck with ur riding
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]]> By: buttertoastklr13 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse/comment-page-1#comment-1393 buttertoastklr13 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 05:06:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse#comment-1393 with a new horse it is best to ride it in a small area without other horses, especially if the two year old mare loves to bolt. If that horse decides to bolt while your child is riding it may trigger the gelding to run with her causing a bad situation.<br><b>References : </b><br>I own six horses of all ages with a new horse it is best to ride it in a small area without other horses, especially if the two year old mare loves to bolt. If that horse decides to bolt while your child is riding it may trigger the gelding to run with her causing a bad situation.
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]]> By: redneckgirl691 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse/comment-page-1#comment-1392 redneckgirl691 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 04:57:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse#comment-1392 I WOULD DEFINATELY KEEP THEM SEPERATED, HORSES TEND TO ACT LIKE ONE ANOTHER, A FOLLOW THE LEADER TYPE THING. IF YOU HAVE A ROUND PEN I WOULD TRY WORKING WITH YOUR GELDING THERE, IT'S A SMALLER, SAFER AREA. WORK WITH HIM DAILY GETTING HIM USED TO YOUR CHILD AND BEING IN THAT KIND OF ENVIORNMENT. THE LONGER YOU WORK WITH HIM THE BETTER HE WILL BE FOR YOU. OVERALL IT WOULD PROBABLY BE YOUR SAFEST BET, FOR YOUR HORSE AND CHILD.<br><b>References : </b><br> I WOULD DEFINATELY KEEP THEM SEPERATED, HORSES TEND TO ACT LIKE ONE ANOTHER, A FOLLOW THE LEADER TYPE THING. IF YOU HAVE A ROUND PEN I WOULD TRY WORKING WITH YOUR GELDING THERE, IT’S A SMALLER, SAFER AREA. WORK WITH HIM DAILY GETTING HIM USED TO YOUR CHILD AND BEING IN THAT KIND OF ENVIORNMENT. THE LONGER YOU WORK WITH HIM THE BETTER HE WILL BE FOR YOU. OVERALL IT WOULD PROBABLY BE YOUR SAFEST BET, FOR YOUR HORSE AND CHILD.
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]]> By: ladders_to_fire http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse/comment-page-1#comment-1391 ladders_to_fire Sat, 05 Dec 2009 04:51:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse#comment-1391 Let her ride the horse in a smallish space with no other horses that might be distracting. She should practice like this for a while before trying to ride with the other horses around, especially a stallion (even a small one). Can you keep the others in their stalls during lesson time, or let lessons happen in a round pen while they are at pasture?<br><b>References : </b><br> Let her ride the horse in a smallish space with no other horses that might be distracting. She should practice like this for a while before trying to ride with the other horses around, especially a stallion (even a small one).

Can you keep the others in their stalls during lesson time,
or let lessons happen in a round pen while they are at pasture?
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]]> By: fallenangel http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse/comment-page-1#comment-1390 fallenangel Sat, 05 Dec 2009 04:19:59 +0000 http://www.seethelandman.com/beginner-horse-rider/whats-the-best-environment-for-allowing-a-beginner-rider-to-ride-a-new-horse#comment-1390 I'd keep them out of the way while she's riding, particulary when the new horse and your kid are getting to know each other - the less distractions for both of them the better.<br><b>References : </b><br> I’d keep them out of the way while she’s riding, particulary when the new horse and your kid are getting to know each other – the less distractions for both of them the better.
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