Yay! Horse-riding?

[JuniorxMyxLove]

You might have found a solution, but I thought I'd post anyways.

I know how you feel, whenever I ride a new horse thats big. But I've noticed something: unless the horse you'll be riding has something wrong with his brain, he's not going to roll over. If he had something wrong, you wouldn't be allowed to ride him. Once you get on, just relax and have fun. Don't worry about him rolling over. It's not gonna happen(unless the world flips and he has no choice ) Hoope it helps, PM me if you want to talk more after you ride =]

Hope you have fun, I know you will!

[BETH ROBBINS]

Here's a helpful suggestion for you. After you meet the horse and feel comfortable getting on his/her back, ask the owner to give you a refresher course on the basics. Then have her lead you and the horse saddled and bridled with a halter and lead rope until you feel more confident to ride on your own. But remember, there is always a risk when you ride for a whole variety of things to happen. If the owner is a responsible horse person, she will assess your riding abilities as well as the horses. That being said, there's risk even when you cross the street, have lots of fun, be gentle on the horses mouth with your reins, and stay balanced in the saddle. Have fun, Beth PS WEAR A HELMET!

[GreyhoundGirl]

Yea, I'm going to wear a helmet. Thanks for the advice.