circles. All in all she did pretty good for a first time rider because she did not fall off. The area was too large for someone who does not know how to ride/control a horse.

but a few people stated in the comments that it's common for novice riders to want to wrap their legs around the horse to feel more secure, but in that process they could be unknowingly signaling to the horse to run when their feet make contact with the horse's body.

she was a really good sport about it.

Whoa, Nelly! 🐎

but not their specific models. I had to look that up to figure out what it was.

Nice car. Not going to stand out like a Mazda, but not too shabby!

It's the same exact body style.


But there's also the Italian rare horse breed, which is also a racing breed: horsebreedspictures.com/purosangue-orientale.asp


I have issues controlling the speed of both Purosangues. lol


Whoa, Nelly is a name I have picked out if I ever get a horse.

there's an actual racehorse named Purosangue too.

that would be a lot of pressure.

with a massive amount of giddyup and holding on to your horses!

That word wasn't chosen by accident, hay?

I just went with all the horse puns that I could think of, True.

I didn't find that funny AT ALL!

I looked past it with this video because these two people clearly know each other and I'm not judging how they choose to "joke" around. There didn't seem to be any offense taken.

Seriously what was that about and what was with the cameramen (plural)? That poor horse. Stupid people.

They came over and insisted I get back on just like when I fell off a bicycle as a kid..get back on! That was 50 some years ago and I’ve never ridden a horse since. Love em but..nope

We took her horseback riding along with her daughter. We all mounted and then it was her turn. There was a step stool to help throw her leg over but her jeans (she hadn't packed sweat pants or anything like them) were a bit tight and she clipped the top of the horse's back. He shifted forward and she lost her balance. She actually bounced her back off the step stool and then hit the ground.

I was mortified until I found out she was okay. We still laugh about it once in a while, but she is highly unlikely to ever get back on that "bicycle" ever again.

She was a very good sport and did hang on well.
Poor judgment on the part of the teacher.

There were some precautions not taken and the communication and preparation surely could have been better.