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Old 04-20-2005, 11:52 AM   #1
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Question english people!

Are there any good websites that i could go to, to learn about english riding like how to tack up an english horse the names a uses if the tack. all i know is western. i have been in an english saddle once and felt like i was all over the place but with a little practice im sure i could pick it up.
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www.equisearch.com has a lot of great info.....
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hey its good to see Im not the only beginner english rider!!!
I have rode western my whole life and now Im trying english,see if I learn something I'll pass it on to you!!
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also i am sure all english riders on this forum like myself would be pleased to help you with any queries
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There are SO many sites!! And Cassidy is right...any questions feel free to ask us
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go to www.google.co.uk and search in that then it's only uk sites rather that world wide
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im going to have a root around for you if you need any help im only a pm away
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this isnt great....but you can practice to tack up your horse lol also if you click the links there is some good info...ill try and find better onehttp://http://www.completerider.com/learn/tackup.html#
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thanks for the websites. i could go on all day asking questions such as why dont the stirups come with the saddle why do you have to take them up after riding what is the little starp for on the back of the flap why does the saddle pad have staps on it why do some bridles have nose pieces and others have two. why do you have to where riding pants when riding why cant you just ware whats comfortable i could on all day why do ppl say that you have to have a tall lanky horse and so on.......so i think ill just read some sites but feel free to give advise.
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Old 04-20-2005, 12:33 PM   #10
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thats because stirrups are made in different sizes an it depends on your foot size to what size you get plus there are standard stirrup's an others such as safety stirrups but thats down to personal preferance

you put the stirrups up as its easier to store an less of a pain when carrying an putting on the saddle!

starp???

saddle pad has to straps on it to attach it to your saddle to help keep it in place! so it wont slip while riding

some bridles have two straps as some horses need a flash band! (a strap that stops them from opening their gob an fighting against the bit!)

jodphurs are just a comfortable form of riding an can help grip the saddle better but when riding english you can also where jeans an tracky bottoms if you want to

a tall lanky horse is just a large horse that has long bandy legs!

sure hope this helps
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