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Horseback riding is an amazing hobby and wonderful for young people to occupy their time and learn a highly challenging disapline, but the Ontario Provincial Parks Ornament also I will do this commitment to purchase a horse, board it, buy tack for it, pay for vetting, ferriers and feed, may be more than people are prepared for. I wouldn’t be quick to spend your money. As a barn owner and trainer, I’ve owned and sold hundreds of horses and have seen situations that broke my heart for both owner and horse. 1) I purchased a beautiful quarter horse with papers from auction. The horse was obviously well cared for and had been braided. It was a male gelding about 6 years old that rode very well. As soon as he got to our barn he was put into quarenteen ( as all new horses were). He was traumatized. He wouldn’t eat or drink water but stood in the back plastered to the wall in terror. We had to hook him up with an IV after a few days. He died. He literally died of a broken heart from being removed from the little,girl who owned him.

2) I hired a barn manager that brought three of his own horses to my barn. One of them was very old, the Ontario Provincial Parks Ornament also I will do this stress of the move gave him shipping fever, (strep) and because of his age and the fact that the owner didn’t want to pay for antibiotics, we had to put him down in terrible pain and discomfort. This was an experienced horsemen who chose not to medicate his horse. owners just don’t know enough about the animal to choose a corse of action and choose poorly. It often causes the horses mental or physical harm. They are not machines and require your attention daily…not once in awhile. To someone who has never ridden, it may look like the horse is doing all the work; however, the rider has to give correct signals to the horse and have the strength and stamina to stay on a moving animal. It’s actually just as much work for the horse as the rider. It’s also an Olympic sport. I take weekly horseback riding lessons and I don’t think there’s ever been a lesson where I haven’t been drenched in sweat and exhausted. It’s also a very good abdominal and leg workout; if you don’t sit up straight and hold on with your legs at any gait faster than a walk, you may fall off. You also may need to add pressure to the horse’s side to give it a signal. Signals are how riders communicate with their horses.

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