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Oct 5 10 7:19 PM
darkclark wrote:AppyButt wrote:lopenlead wrote:It doesn't matter what breed it is, the horse just needs to be broke and suitable for the rider's needs.Essentially, yes. A well broke horse of any breed will be able to do what a typical advanced beginner wants to do. It knows where its feet are, it follows directions, and is fairly tolerant of mistakes b/c it doesn't rely on its rider to hold everything together. Breed is irrelevant, but thinking about breeds is fun!yes.As a re-rider myself it is so incredibly easy to get wrapped up in who you used to be, and what your abilities were then. It comes as a pretty big shock when you realize that you just can't ride like you used to. It really sucks actually. LOL
AppyButt wrote:lopenlead wrote:It doesn't matter what breed it is, the horse just needs to be broke and suitable for the rider's needs.Essentially, yes. A well broke horse of any breed will be able to do what a typical advanced beginner wants to do. It knows where its feet are, it follows directions, and is fairly tolerant of mistakes b/c it doesn't rely on its rider to hold everything together. Breed is irrelevant, but thinking about breeds is fun!
lopenlead wrote:It doesn't matter what breed it is, the horse just needs to be broke and suitable for the rider's needs.
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