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Horse Riding: How To Start

admin — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 11:15:04 +0000

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This video shows you how to start riding once you have mounted the horse. Horse Riding is an enjoyable and rewarding hobby that can be learned easily with the help of this guide. The simple techniques can be applied so that anyone can learn to ride a horse.

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Duration : 0:2:15

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My horse Majic and Me, riding posting trot/walk work

admin — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 15:10:07 +0000

I am just a beginner rider working with my horse though I’d share!!
He’s a green 10 yr. old Morgan in case any one want to know…
Please leave your comments thanks!! : )

Duration : 0:4:41

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Horseback Riding Lesson

admin — Fri, 21 May 2010 23:56:10 +0000

This is a collection of the pics and vids my parents made during my lesson on April 12, 2008. Cody and I have been together for 7 months, but I have only really been working with him for 5 or 6 months because I fell riding and broke my hand. We have been working very hard! LOVE HIM TO PIECES!! No mean comments please!

Duration : 0:3:1

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Horse riding lessons

admin — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 06:17:10 +0000

My horse riding lessons at UPM equine centre.

Duration : 0:2:3

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Beginner Riding Lesson – Seatwork on the Lunge, Learning How to Post

admin — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 19:44:02 +0000

9 year old Merrit practices seatwork on the lunge and rides at the trot off the lunge for the first time on Molly. Here are the movements we do to challenge the rider’s balance:

Kick down left, right, both
Kick up and touch your toe left, right
Fix your seat (lean back, lift your knees, and pull yourself back up to the pommel of the saddle)
Pet the horse down the neck with your left hand, then right
Put your hand on the horse’s rump, twist and look over your shoulder, do both sides
Lay back as far back on the horse as you can
Arch up (put your hand on the rump, like doing a bridge on the horse)
Circle your arm like a back stroke, left and right
Touch your left heel, right heel, both heels
Frog on a Rocket (bring your heels up so you are in a kneeling position, put your hands out flat against the horse as far forward as they can go, lean down to the neck)
Pretend you’re holding a stick with two hands…
Make a forward circle, a backward circle
Pass the stick behind your back
Behind your neck
Over each shoulder
Under each leg
Point the stick towards the horse’s inside shoulder
Without changing hands, point the stick towards the horse’s outside hip
Outside shoulder
inside hip
…Then try the whole thing combining leg movements with pointing the stick to the shoulders/hips

These movements are really good for desensitizing the horse and strengthening the rider’s balance. The rider should hold the pommel whenever they are not moving their hands. These movements are intended to be distractions from sitting correctly. The rider should try to keep their seat moving with the horse even while they are doing the movements. If the horse speeds up or tries to come into the handler, it is likely that the rider has gotten stiff and her bouncing is scaring or upsetting the horse.

Duration : 0:5:18

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How to Properly Groom and Tack-up a Horse

admin — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 13:09:15 +0000

This is short how-do video on grooming and tacking up a horse….. please rate and comment!

Duration : 0:7:57

Technorati Tags: bridle, canter, grooming, horse, jumping, OneTrueMedia, saddle, tack, tacking, trot, walk

How to Properly Groom and Tack-up a Horse

admin — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 13:09:15 +0000

This is short how-do video on grooming and tacking up a horse….. please rate and comment!

Duration : 0:7:57

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Beginner Horseback Riding Lesson: Using Poles to Help a Rider Learn How to Post

admin — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 13:09:04 +0000

This is Hannah’s first lesson on Marley. She has had about 5 riding lessons in total. Hannah is 6 years old and riding very well for her age and level of experience. We are working on bringing her lower leg under her so she doesn’t have so much of a “chair seat.” Chair seat means that the rider has her legs out in front of her and is using the stirrups to push herself back in her saddle, up against the cantle. Riders usually assume a chair seat position because they don’t want to commit to being up over the horse’s motion – they are afraid of falling forward over the neck. For posting the trot, the riders legs should be in alignment with her hips, so that if the horse were to disappear out from underneath her, she would land on her feet. The posture is a lot like the athletic stance once assumes for tennis.

Marley is a 5 year old, 14h Welsh Cob. He is offered for sale. www.PonyPros.net

Duration : 0:2:50

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