who is there who do horse riding  

hello mylotter,i dont have my own horse.but i like horse riding.i did horse riding when i was very small like 10 years.after that i had no chance for horse riding.but now i am settled with my family.backside of my house there is a bid farm owned by someother.i see horses in that farm everyday.there are four horses with very majestic appearance.my neighbour has it.he does horse riding.it is really nice to see horses even at the back of my house.it is a pleasure to watch it.now i am afraid of doing horse riding.when i was small i did not fear about it .because i took ride on a pony.it went like a parade horse.so i had no problem of riding on it. but i am really afraid of fast horse riding. i have seen many people riding their horse very fast.but i am not.i dont have that my control.but horse riding is a very good exercise.if we want to reduce our weight we can do horse riding.happy mylotting.

I recently lucked out my sister owns a farm and she got two horses and a pony a couple months ago.Prior to that I would have to go to this place where they have riding trails and $20 would get me about 45 minutes on a horse and can only follow the same trail.
Now I can go with my daughter and ride my sisters horses anytime I want,she has trails through her backwoods that I haven't even seen yet,plus I could ride them around her town the roads dont have much traffic on them.I also take the little girl who lives behind me she gets to ride the pony,it is so much fun.
Maybe there is a place near you that you could pay to ride the horse on the trail it is worth it.You are right they are beautiful animals.
Jas

A few years ago, after years of wishing to do it, I started riding lessons. I chose a stable that I thought was reputable. It cost me $20 per hour for lessons. I loved every minute of going there... until I had an accident. It turned out that the horse I was given to ride one night was lame (think of a horse trying to walk and run with the equivalent of a tennis ball under its hoof!). During the lesson, my instructor kept telling me to push the horse harder and harder and I kept telling her that something didn't feel right. I kept feeling like my horse was "slipping" but she told me I was inexperienced and imagining it. Unfortunately, the horse finally fell and took me down really hard with him. After that, I was admittedly very afraid to get back to riding. After some time, I KNOW that it was just a poor choice of stable and I really do miss riding. I will look for somewhere else to take lessons but I will be more careful about the place I choose next time! :)

I rode horses for years when I was younger.

Now, because of lack of money, and poor health, I don't ride anymore. That's not to say I'm not still horse crazy.

I started riding late in my 9th year and rode until after I was out of college. A bit after that too.

But, because of my fibromyalgia, I don't ride any more.