Happy Horse day

This post good to read for both National I love horses and National Horse Day.

🌼 Teaching Tips for Kids or New Riders

👋🏼Introducing

• Walk up to the horse from the front
• Let the horse get a good look at you.
• Let it smell your hand  pat it on it Neck
• Show it that you are not frightened of it.

🏇🏾Quick tips for riding your horse

• When start to get to know your horse talk to it well riding it.
• When riding you should trust your horse.
• When you feel like you falling Lift you push your wight to the
  right, falling right push your Wight to the Lift.
  

🐎 Around horses & ponies

• Walk quietly, do not run around the stable and paddock when
  they are around!
• Never lose your temper around they or get angry. Try to stay
  Calm around them.
• Speak quietly to them, so they don’t get scary.
  
• Walk up to them confidently. If you are nervous, they get nervous
  
• Don’t walk behind them.!  
  • If You have to walk behind them talk to them & put you hand on it, slide it down it tail as you go around, so they know you are there.

🐴Horse’s body language.

• Interested
  • Ear Pricked forward show that the horse is interested in
    Someing or that the horse is expects someing Good.
• Distracted
  • One Ear to the side show that the horse is distracted by Someing. other than his main object of interest.
• Anger/Fear
  • Ear laid back show anger or fear. The horse is warning you, or to another horse, that it may kick or bite.

🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️How fast do a horse go?

We only have three ways of moving Walking, walking fast and running. Horses have four Walking, trotting and cantering and golloping.

Horses on the move

• Horses walk about as fast as you do, about 4miles per hour (6km/h.)
• A trotting Horse does about 9 miles per hour (14km/h)
• A cantering horse can avrage as much as 10 to17 miles per hour(16-27km/h)
• A golloping horse can tavre 30 miles per hour (50km/h)

More like this

• Step-by-Step Guide to Clean Your Saddle and Bridle
• Beginner’s Guide to Tackling a Horse and Mounting & Dismounting a Horse

By Bell