Me riding my pony bitless/bridleless and bareback. Since we recorded this film Apache and I have improved enormously! Will update asap. Thanks!
Song: Sandi Thom “When Horsepower Meant What It Said”
Duration : 0:3:5
http://www.goldbarranchbb.com/ The Gold Bar Ranch is a working cattle ranch that can teach anyone how to rope cows and horses. In addition, you can take open range horseback rides anywhere you want go on their ranch. You can ride down the Hassayumpa River and explore lots of different Indian ruins and even pan for gold! Who knows you might get rich!
Duration : 0:1:36
The purpose of this vid is to show the simple transition from rural to urban. Our horses are first hand selected by expert Amish horsemen from their stock and then the final selection is made by us as to which horse is most suitable. Many of the Carriage Horses of Central Park come through the capable and experienced hands of the Amish and Mennonite farmers of Lancaster. I have purchased 3 of the 5 horses I own from the Martin family in Fivepointsville. The first one, Finbar, now retired, was sold to me over 20 years ago.
Duration : 0:7:39
Learn how to do the ride the horse Yo-Yo trick in this free yo-yo video.
Expert: André Boulay
Contact: www.YoYoExpert.com
Bio: André Boulay is a yo-yo professional in Amherst, MA.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
Duration : 0:1:20
Sarah riding her pony Puzzle,who is coming out of retirement. 
She is learning how to ride and he is getting back into shape.
Duration : 0:0:29
While staying on a beautiful beach in Puerto Rico hit up Tropical Trail Rides and go Horseback Riding through the lush Almond Forest and out onto the Beach!!!
Duration : 0:3:31
I can’t afford a trainer. Any tips you can give me would be great!
I am an experienced horseback rider, as I’ve been riding for over 15 years. I currently ride dressage, but I have a lot of experince with natural horsemanship. I would definitely recommend using Monty Roberts’ Join-Up method. I have found it to be very effective. I have done it with one of my horses and it helped to strengthen our bond, making us better partners. I have heard that Parelli is effective, but I have found it to be more commercial and less about the well-being of the horse. Go to www.montyroberts.com for more info!
I am looking to broaden my horse riding skills and want to learn to ride side saddle, but can’t find anywhere that teaches in the North West, does anybody out there have any ideas where I can find a riding school that teaches this method of riding
i taught myself to ride side saddle when i used to ride…
but then again,
im a special kid.
and i could of cared less about getting hurt.
haha.
but in my opinion,
riding side saddle is really boring,
and to me, uncomfortable.
but if its your new calling, i say go for it!
oh, and to really answer your question,
no..
did you google it?
If you have never ridden before, you should NOT be training a Mustang. First, you need to take lessons- years of lessons. Only then should you consider training. Find a respected instructor or trainer that’s willing to take you under their wing for a few years. All of this should probably take you, at minimum, 10 years. After this, ask some professionals you know to evaluate your horsemanship and if they believe you’re ready to train a horse. Then you can find a horse, and you should have a trainer that you can contact if you need help for your first horse.
A horse is a huge investment. Not something that you can just wake up one day, buy, and train. Put some serious thought into this before you run off and buy and young, green Mustang.
Learning to ride a horse is not something to learn by yourself! You may not need to take formal lessons, but you should have the guidance of someone with experience.
The reason for this is that you need to learn the basic "language" to communicate with the horse. For example, there are different ways to tell a horse which way to turn (neck reining, direct reining, leg pressure, weight). This is not something you would instinctively know how to do. Since you communicate with a horse via a metal bit in its mouth, you could even accidentally cause it pain if you don’t know how to use the reins properly.
Also, you need to know how to react safely in an emergency. Would you know how to stop a runaway horse or do an emergency dismount? These are things that someone needs to teach you.
You’ll also need guidance in tacking up the horse (putting on its saddle or bridle). For example, if you don’t saddle the horse properly, the saddle could shift and you could fall off. Or it could rub the horse and give it a sore.
Once you know the basics, you can expand on them yourself. But when you first get started, you will need some guidance. Good luck!
Barb Nefer