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    positive ones and find comfort in the new relationship they develop with their horse. Therapeutic horseback riding improves attention and concentration, essential qualities that any person should have for any area requiring educational skills. Horseback riding may seem frustrating or challenging but it can turn into a relaxing and enjoyable time. Riding can promote good posture that will immediately carry over to a student's time at home and participation in school. Teachers has said that…

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    Snaffle Bit Analysis

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    When choosing the right bit for your horse, you must first decide what type of bit would work the best, either curb or snaffle bit. A snaffle bit is usually made of two rings and a piece of material that goes through the horse mouth. The size and shape of rings can widely vary, as well as the material that makes up the mouth piece. A snaffle bit achieves direct pressure on the horse mouth because when you pull on the reins, the snaffle bit , put the amount of pressure you are pulling with on to…

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    Horse Comparison Essay

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    Horses can range from wild stallions living in the wide-open spaces of Wyoming to a broke mare living in a stall within the walls of a barn. Each horse has their own unique personality, and their own specific look. King and Finn are my only two horses and in my opinion, they are as different as the colors black and white. Yes, they are obviously both horses with a tail and a mane, but their looks and personalities couldn’t be more different. I personally hate when people say all horses are the…

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    different, but the tack and the types of horses used as well. English riding came about long before western riding. English riding originated in in England and was then brought to the United States. English riding is considered to be the traditional way of horseback riding (English or Western). English saddles are designed much different than western saddles. An English saddle is designed to be close fitting to allow the rider close contact with the horse. A western saddle is much heavier and…

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    majestic animal known as a horse. I’ve been riding horses for four years and it has been the best four years of my life. They are fun to ride and teach you so many valuable skills you've probably never thought of. Horse will develop a strong loving bond for you and always stay loyal as long as they are treated well. Having a skill like horseback riding can benefit you in many ways because it is great core and leg exercise, you develop a strong bond between you and your horse, and it teaches you…

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    smaller and lighter, and there are many styles to pick from. Many of these styles date back to traditional European mounted military styles. The type of horse chosen for western and English events is different as well. English style horses can…

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    Tips For Buying A Horse Property It's unhandy to keep your horse at a rented stable since you have to make special trips just to visit or ride. Having your own property so you can have as many horses as you like is probably a dream come true. A good real estate agent can help you realize your dream by finding the perfect property that already has horse facilities or that is suitable for building them. Here are some tips for buying a horse property. Understand Zoning Laws You may not need to…

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    If they don't know by now, US horse players need to come to the realization that horse racing in Australia and Europe is among some of the best horse racing in the world. While a great majority of the racing takes place on turf, these countries have time and again produced some of the best race horses in the world. As a racing fan, you may ask why the US doesn't see more Australian imports coming into the US for major races. There are two viable reasons for this phenomenon. First, the Southern…

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    exhilarating read about a horse owner, Charles Howard, trainer Tom Smith, jockeys John “Red” Pollard and George Woolf, and the horse itself Seabiscuit and their journey to stardom. In this story, these five characters all face many different challenges. With these adversities come many different themes. The themes include perseverance and beating the odds. In the book, Charles Howard, well-known automobile dealer and prominent (thoroughbred) racehorse owner, hires quiet horse trainer Tom…

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    Horse Racing Analysis

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    Above the reels are the horses, each with a different fruit symbol There’s a simple layout in effect here, just 3x3 reels, but there’s more than that to the game, rest assured. Strapped into the saddle Horse racing is an old staple of gambling, and is now being brought to your screens in the form of a fascinating new video slot. Champions Raceway brings the idea of sports betting to the video slot world in amazing fashion, with a look and design reminiscent of the famed horse racing tracks…

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