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gottaring replies on 10/2/2012 7:54 am: The guides said exactly what you did- straight back, stay loose and keep my heels up  . Good advice, Bear .See, I'm good for something besides perving. Nice thing is, once you get used to it, you'll never forget. Been years since I was in a saddle, and when I recently stepped back into one, seemed like yesterday.  Enjoy your special time with the boy...those memories last forever, too.
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10/1/2012 2:14 pm |
Good advice by everyone. A straight back is important to center yourself on the horse, so a bump won't jar you off. I'm sure they'll have you on a walking tour so it will be nice and slow. "Hop on" sounds like a perfectably acceptable line. Descriptive, creative, welcoming, somewhat flirty. What more do you want??
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You know I own 2 horses and have had them most of my life. I've been riding since I was about 7 yrs old when I got my 1st pony. I've bred & trained my own horses in the past but I only trail ride nothing showy or competitive. A healthy dose of fear & respect for an animal that size is a good thing. Losing that will get you hurt or killed. Share your fear with your son and show him you can work through it together. If all you're doing is trail riding at a barn you don't have to do anything but stay in the saddle most of those horses are ass sniffer and only follow the horse in front of them or the trail. That is an easy way to figure out how to balance and keep your center. Enjoy. I can't wait to hear how it was! Kisses, LA   
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No worries. THey'll give you really mellow horses that could follow the trail all by themselves. However, the real trick to being a good rider is to squeeze with your thighs, but that's only something you need if you're getting into the trickier stuff. Smart as a horse and hung like Einstein.
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Have a great time. I took a bunch of riding lessons in college, English style. I did a bit of jumping as well. I just never got comfortable with an animal that much bigger than me. But I wouldn't have missed it for the world. Even the one time I was thrown. Prof10001
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I have never ridden a horse...too scared. I like my animals smaller than me! I hope you survive. ~~Anais Nin~~
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9/30/2012 3:09 am |
I mistook it for another kind of horse riding  good luck with the riding...
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I was raised on a farm. It will be a fun experience for you and your son. Let him know you have fears and that you can both over-come them together. Yep, just squeeze the thighs.  I just got a virtual image of you in just chaps! YEEEEE! HAAAAA! ride im' cowgirl!! I still have fears of flying butt I still fly!(arms get sore sometimes) 
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Jeans--loose but not baggy. Sturdy shoes, preferably with heels (not stilletos) and closed toes. Comfortable shirt. Firm hand pressure--too light a stroke "tickles" and you'll see the skin shake/vibrate trying to get rid of the irritation. Back straight, good seat, knees in, toes out and grip with your thighs (I'm sort of getting excited here). Echoing what the others have said--Relax, most trail ride horses are almost robotic, if you're calm, they'll sense that. Yes, tell your son this is something you're doing together--it will be that much more special to him.
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It's been a while since I've been on a horse. Once you get the hang of it, it's pretty fun. Now I ride on horsepower
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I've never ridden a horse myself. I always thought I would injure it by hauling my fat ass onto its back. I'm looking forward to reading about your experience. 2022... it HAS be better, right?!
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Cute post my cutie! Never rode a horse before so I can't help you much in that department my sweet. Just enjoy the ride beautiful! Yeeee-hah! Thoughts from the Garden...
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your gumption was always there. dont sweat the loss of it, like anything it waxes and wanes. look in the mirror and look past the skin, look past the character and the life lived everytime you look in the mirror and then think that little eric might end up scarred and broken before too long if he keeps up the snide comments. too many folks love you too much for you to keep getting hammered by him.
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Never been on a horse. But from what I hear the only advice I can give for your first time. Is be ready to be sore the next day.
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"What's taters, Precious? What's taters?" Sorry, couldn't resist. Hope your horseback riding went well.
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What does a horse say when it steps out the fridge? Brrrrrrrrrrrrrr! 
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