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Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians

Leisure:Hobbies

1078 | Socialising Your Horse To Riding In a Group

2019-01-07

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What this episode is all about & how it can help you:-

Realise how important it is to choose your friends wisely
Figure out how to initially 'practice' with your horse
Not worry about 'where' you are in the group
Keep things slow and steady initially

Most things in life are better when shared with friends. Riding on the trail or hacking out is no different. However, for many riders, the uncertainty of how their horse will respond 'out in the world' with other horses can be enough to stop them from experiencing this. In this episode of the Daily Strides Podcast I want to chat about how you can begin to prepare yourself and your horse for hacking out in company. A few simple 'dos' and 'don'ts' will make all the difference when it comes to enjoying your time out of the arena more...

Happy Riding,

Lorna