It's great to do. Difficulty varies, depends what you're doing, hurtling over huge cross country courses is a mile away from going for a gentle easy ride. Look up local riding schools for beginners lessons, the BHS website has a list of schools. Lessons will include a horse, you don't need one of your own. |
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It's like riding a bike. Except the bike weighs half a tonne and has a mind of its own 
Google riding schools in your area and get ready to relinquish all control. |
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By *reya73Woman
over a year ago
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It's not as easy as you might think. But some take to it easier than others.
Try a trekking centre.. Go for a gentle trek somewhere beautiful.. and if you like it, get lessons.
I love it, beautiful creatures and so exhilarating when out in the countryside riding free!! |
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