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Horse Riding hen weekends: What to expect
Saddle up and canter, trot or gallop across beautiful stretches of the English countryside in an activity that is as peaceful or exhilarating as you choose for it to be! You and yours will have a friendly instructor is on hand to guide beginners and experts alike in best horse riding practice.Hone you cowgirl skills, work on your dressage or simply enjoy a calm tread to conserve energy forthe hen night ahead.
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Get a quote!Top Horse Riding Tips
- Always mount on the left side of the horse.
- Hold your reins in your hands. Do not jerk on the reins. This will hurt the horse's mouth.
- Pull your reins in the direction that you want to go, such as left to go left and right to go right.
- Keep only the ball of your foot in the stirrup. Balance your body with pressure in your feet, keeping your heels down and toes up.
- Hold on to your horse for balance.
- Wear long trousers and shoes with a slight heel. Trainers will be okay, but sandals aren't very good for riding.
- Do not walk behind a horse. They can't see you and could kick.
- Video cameras should not be carried while riding your horse. Take pictures before you leave on the trail.