Given rules 1, 3, and 4, it can be difficult to accept rule #2 as true, but it is. It is important to realize that rule #3 is very, very true.
[submitted on 09 May 03]
I don't think horseback riding runs in our family very much! I went on a brief horseback ride in Montana and experienced similar problems. My horse ("Buck") wouldn't move at first, so I also thought back to Gary Cooper and Robert Redford. I didn't do so well during the canter phase and ended up off the saddle, clinging to Buck's neck, before falling onto the ground, at which point Buck calmly began grazing. We should team up sometime and combine our horsemanship!
[submitted on 12 May 03]
Katie
Hi. I am very activley involved in horses. I am in an organization that does precision riding and I lease a horse which means that I ride almost ever day. I love horses and they are not as stupid as you take them to be. They are very intelligent animals and would surprise you if you ever took the time to get to know one. Galloping is really, really fast so I definetly believe that you were going barely a canter!
[submitted on 23 Sep 03]
Lisa
I love to horseback ride but have never taken lessons and have no clue of techniques. I've been trying to find lessons through the net to help me with postures or at least how I should sit and have my body when cantering and galloping. Please help , I want to impress my boyfriend!!
[submitted on 25 Oct 03]
Horse rule #2: Horses aren't malicious.
Horse rule #3: Horses aren't smart.
Horse rule #4: Horses are really big.
Horse rule #5: Horses don't know rule number four.
Horse rule #6: Horses think they're bunny rabbits.
Given rules 1, 3, and 4, it can be difficult to accept rule #2 as true, but it is. It is important to realize that rule #3 is very, very true. [submitted on 09 May 03]
Horses are really nice creatures if you come to know them. [submitted on 24 Nov 04]
especially standardbreds
they are sooooo cool [submitted on 11 Feb 07]