This is a vid about natural horsemanship and why you would want to do it.
Personally I think everyone should do it, it’s soooooooooooooo much better!!!
**I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING WHATSOEVER APPART FROM A FEW CLIPS AND FOTO’S** =]
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This is a re-posting of a video that i just figured out how to turn clockwise 90 degrees…
Russell Brand at the Roxy theatre in LA, August 31/08 talking about learning to ride a horse for the film “Forgetting Sarah Marshall”. Pity the footage wasn’t even used in the final cut of the film!
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At Cadence Equestrian Center we believe that riding and caring for horses teaches life-long lessons of responsibility, discipline and compassion, and also improves balance, flexibility and overall physical fitness.
Our program provides year-round professional riding instruction and is geared for all types of students — not only do we welcome those seeking recreational horse-back-riding instruction, but we also provide the facility and instructors for those with goals of competitive showing and winning State, National and World Championships.
We specialize in Hunt Seat and Hunter/Jumper riding instruction for children age 5 & up as well as adults. Our large indoor arena provides for year-round riding in a comfortable environment. We provide safe school-master horses & ponies and well-maintained tack for all of our lessons.
-Safety is our first priority & our program emphasizes the importance of being safe and smart around horses at all times.
We also host fun-filled horse camps throughout the year. Horse camps are excellent supplements to riding instruction where students can learn more advanced skills in horsemanship, safety, caring for horses, farm chores, arts & crafts and horse-back-riding instruction. Your child will love the camaraderie of spending time at the ranch learning all sorts of fun & exciting things about horses!
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Just goes to show the people who say i am excellent now, i havent always been that great, it took alot of practice to get to where i am today 
but it was WELL WORTH IT! 
:D
FAQ-
-what age are you now?
i am 15
-Do you own a horse?
no, i have a loan pony, Star
-whats the song?
The song is Patience, by Take That
Link to song— http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mri17sAH5oE
-How long have you been riding for now?
11 years 
-What riding school is that?
It’s Rosemount at the begining and a livery yard “midfulton” at the end, both are in Scotland.
Take a journey through a (very) condensed timeline of horse riding clips of my life
( i have many more achievments, but thy wouldnt all fit in this video XD)
no insults, if im not riding in some of the clips, its cause i learning how to ride! lols
august 2009- 50,000 Views ( thats ridicolous)
24 Oct. 2009 – 70,000 Views
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http://www.hawaii-aloha.com – Wherever you’re staying on Oahu if you’d like to spend some time on horseback then you should check out Hawaii Polo Trail Rides — quick trail rides, rides on the beaches, sunset rides and even intensive Horseback riding for the experienced rider.
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I need to learn about natural horsemanship and how to do it does anyone know anywhere I can do this for free and online?
Many very good trainers have posted videos on youtube. You will begin to see a reoccurring theme. This reoccurring theme is "horsemanship". Be weary of trainers who give equipment cutsie names instead of calling a tool what it is. This is done as a marketing ploy to sell things at an inflated price. Also be weary of trainers who don’t acknowledge that there is an element of risk to working with horses.
All great trainers have three things in common. They are Honest, HUMBLE and Humane.
Here are just a few to start with:
John Lyons, Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling, Buck Brannaman, Ray Hunt, Tom and Bill Dorrance.
At a horse farm that offers riding lessons. Look in the yellow pages and you might find one.
I have ridden at camps for three years when I was probably 10-12. I have also had very little training at stables at it was poor quality, all in western. I mostly want to ride for pleasure, but would also like to compete in hunter jumper or barrels. What would be best for someone who would only be able to ride once every one or two weeks, and wants to be able to enjoy riding, but also be able to do a little more?
All instructors, regardless of the discipline, should start out a biginner the same. Most riders start out taking lessons only once a week, so that is fine. You want to find someone to teach you the basics, develop a deep seat and how to move the horse off your legs and teach you how to stay out of your horses’ mouth. If you are interested in hunter jumper find someone who can teach you that. I would say the same about barrels, but in my opion most don’t know how to ride, they just sit on horses that know the barrel patters. If you do find someone that teaches barrel racing run away if they suggest rubber banding you feet into the stirrups, or velcroing your thighs to the saddle. I’m not making this up, I’ve seen it. Neither one is going to teach you proper riding habits, and are dangerous. Besides if you do want to get competitve in barrels, most barrel shows won’t let you use them. I’ve always ridden English, and didn’t know much about western until I meet my husband. When I went to one of his fun shows it had no rubber banding stirrups on the show bill. I had no idea what they were talking about.
As for what discipline to start I would tell you look for a quaility barn and good instruction, before your choosen discipline. You find a good instructer that you get along with, he will make any discipline interesting. You are going to want to find a barn that is close enough for you to get to, and lessons afforadable. IF the closes hunter barn is over an hour away, it will be harder for you to keep your interest up.
When you find a barn you are interseted in taking lessons at, ask to come out and watch them teach a few lessons, it will give you an idea of there teaching style, and if the horses are well trained. At least one of the lessons should be of someone at your same riding level.
i live in eastbourne and i would like to learn how to ride a horse, but i dont no where to go to learn if you get what i mean and i would really be pleased if you will give me a website with info on or something thanks xxx
Folkington Manor Stables
Folkington Polegate BN26 5SD
Tel: 01323 482437
Meadowbank Equestrian Centre
Downash Hailsham BN27 2RP
Tel: 01323 848777
Learn How To Ride a Horse.wmv