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How To Choose A Riding School
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Author : M. Garzon
language : en
Publisher: M. Garzon
Release Date : 2018-03-28
How To Choose A Riding School written by M. Garzon and has been published by M. Garzon this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2018-03-28 with Sports & Recreation categories.
Interested in riding lessons? Wonderful! This short, informative ebook will help you figure out which riding school or instructor is best suited to your needs. Written for those with no horse experience, “How to Choose a Riding School” covers the most important elements to help you find a fun, safe riding environment. Includes a handy chart for making comparisons. Here’s to many happy years of riding!
Usborne Riding School
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language : en
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Release Date : 2007
Usborne Riding School written by and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2007 with Horsemanship categories.
The Usborne Riding School Collection contains everything the young riding enthusiast could need to know, including grooming and stable management, how to train for and compete in gymkhanas, a guide to the world of showing and how to choose and care for your first pony.
Riding School
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Author : Catherine Saunders
language : en
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Release Date : 2003
Riding School written by Catherine Saunders and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2003 with Horsemanship categories.
Riding School is a beautiful introduction to the world of horse riding, providing young readers with a chance to discover what it is like to learn to ride. They will follow the experiences of young riding students from their very first class to their first hack through open countryside. Aspiring horse riders and beginner riders alike will not only learn essential skills and safety rules, but will be inspired by the beautiful photographs to dream of becoming a championship rider.
International Rider One
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Author : International Riding Academy
language : en
Publisher:
Release Date : 2018-09-03
International Rider One written by International Riding Academy and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2018-09-03 with categories.
International Rider I - Foundation Horsemanship - The International Riding Academy offers four main levels of horsemanship. These levels are progressive and designed for riders 12 years and older, however there are open to riders of any age. Riders not yet ready for this program and try the Young Rider program with four easier levels.This program is not designed to replace a riding coach or instructor, rather to just aid in riding lessons. In fact, the program can help as a guideline in the coach's riding lesson program. As well, the levels give the student a proper horsemanship skill base and education in stable management.Graduates of the program can go on to become Stable Managers, Horse Trainers and Coaches!Each level consists of a Work book and informative DVDs. Testing is open book and all multiple choice. A passing grade is 60%. Mounted work is done by video testing and passing grade is 55%. There are several tests for each level, the majority will be theory tests and there will always be one riding theory test. Mounted videos are: Assessment, Flat and Gymnastic (except Rider I). Classical Horsemanship is the foundation of all disciplines, therefore it is also used as a base test for the levels, however not everyone enjoys English riding; therefore, there is also a Western option.A rider may use one to several horses for testing and there is no time limit. The rider just needs to be a current member and enrolled in the proper riding level class.Upon completion a rider will be issued a certificate.Tests can be sent in anytime. Riding tests are done once per semester with four semesters throughout the year. Danish award ribbons are awarded for each mounted test.The rider level program is closely structured to the theories of the four great riding schools of classical horsemanship, Vienna, Jerez, Lisbon and Saumur, as well as from some of the world's top riders of all time. The systemic levels increase in difficulty and intensity. Rider I is for all ages who wish to study ground work, safety and the riding basics that should not be skipped by even the experienced rider.Even though Rider I is the beginning stage of horsemanship and considered an introduction, it covers a lot of theory of the aids and gaits in order to set the rider's education for the next level up. Riders learn and show the basics of riding walk trot with some aids. The rider should have an independent seat and not balance on the horse's mouth. Riders must show safety skills and confidence in the saddle as well as on the ground. Sometimes the aid of a coach is allowed in the tests, however it must be predominantly the rider performing all tasks and issuing orders for how to help if need be, such as hold the halter, or help lift the saddle (should the rider by very small or young). But excessive coaching and outside interference is prohibited, especially in the Classical tests.Tack can vary in styles, but not be mixed and matched. For example, an English rider should use all English tack and attire.Rider clothing can be academic. Please, refer to the Disciplines for proper tack and attire.The horse's turn-out is important, however the horse does not need to be clipped or braided. An effort must be shown to have the horse clean and presentable.During the test a reader can call out directions. Once you have purchased this book, contact the International Riding Academy for details and the rest of the course information for free.For more information and the course syllabus, refer to the website http://iracademy.webs.com
How To Horse Riding
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Author : DK
language : en
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Release Date : 2012-05-01
How To Horse Riding written by DK and has been published by Dorling Kindersley Ltd this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2012-05-01 with Juvenile Nonfiction categories.
If you have ever dreamt about becoming the next Mark Todd or Zara Phillips, then How to ... Horse Ride is the perfect guide to set you on course for success. This book shows you 'how to' with simple step-by-step photographs and easy-to-follow instructions. From basic exercises and grooming techniques to more advanced cantering and jumping. The final section takes a look at the fun you can have with your riding, from the thrill of the show, to the discipline of dressage. Saddle up and learn to ride with this exciting new How to.... You'll be galloping your way to the gymkhana before you know it!
International Rider Two
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Author : International Riding Academy
language : en
Publisher:
Release Date : 2012-04-20
International Rider Two written by International Riding Academy and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2012-04-20 with categories.
INTERNATIONAL RIDER II - FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTSThe International Riding Academy offers four main levels of horsemanship. These levels are progressive and designed for riders 12 years and older, however there are open to riders of any age. Riders not yet ready for this program and try the Young Rider program with four easier levels.This program is not designed to replace a riding coach or instructor, rather to just aid in riding lessons. In fact, the program can help as a guideline in the coach's riding lesson program. As well, the levels give the student a proper horsemanship skill base and education in stable management.Graduates of the program can go on to become Stable Managers, Horse Trainers and Coaches!Each level consists of a Work book and informative DVDs. Testing is open book and all multiple choice. A passing grade is 60%. Mounted work is done by video testing and passing grade is 55%. There are several tests for each level, the majority will be theory tests and there will always be one riding theory test. Mounted videos are: Assessment, Flat and Gymnastic (except Rider I). Classical Horsemanship is the foundation of all disciplines, therefore it is also used as a base test for the levels, however not everyone enjoys English riding, therefore, there is also a Western option.A rider may use one to several horses for testing and there is no time limit. The rider just needs to be a current member and enrolled in the proper riding level class.Upon completion a rider will be issued a certificate.Tests can be sent in anytime. Riding tests are done once per semester with four semesters throughout the year. Danish award ribbons are awarded for each mounted test.The rider level program is closely structured to the classical horsemanship that is the basis of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. The systemic levels increase in difficulty and intensity. Rider Two is for all ages who wish to study ground work, safety and the riding basics that should not be skipped by even the experienced rider.Rider II riders show a little more confidence and polish than those in Rider I. The rider's seat is more independent and his hands are more sympathetic.Tack can vary in styles, but not be mixed and matched. For example, an English rider should use all English tack and attire.Rider clothing can be academic. Please, refer to the Disciplines for proper tack and attire.The horse's turn-out is important, however the horse does not need to be clipped or braided. An effort must be shown to have the horse clean and presentable.During the test a reader can call out directions.Once you have purchased this book, contact the International Riding Academy for details and the rest of the course information for free.For more information and the course syllabus, refer to the website http://iracademy.webs.com
International Rider Three
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Author : International Riding Academy
language : en
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Release Date : 2012-04-20
International Rider Three written by International Riding Academy and has been published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2012-04-20 with categories.
INTERNATIONAL RIDER III - DYNAMIC RIDING The International Riding Academy offers four main levels of horsemanship. These levels are progressive and designed for riders 12 years and older, however there are open to riders of any age. Riders not yet ready for this program and try the Young Rider program with four easier levels. This program is not designed to replace a riding coach or instructor, rather to just aid in riding lessons. In fact, the program can help as a guideline in the coach's riding lesson program. As well, the levels give the student a proper horsemanship skill base and education in stable management. Graduates of the program can go on to become Stable Managers, Horse Trainers and Coaches! Each level consists of a Work book and informative DVDs. Testing is open book and all multiple choice. A passing grade is 60%. Mounted work is done by video testing and passing grade is 55%. There are several tests for each level, the majority will be theory tests and there will always be one riding theory test. Mounted videos are: Assessment, Flat and Gymnastic (except Rider I). Classical Horsemanship is the foundation of all disciplines, therefore it is also used as a base test for the levels, however not everyone enjoys English riding, therefore, there is also a Western option. A rider may use one to several horses for testing and there is no time limit. The rider just needs to be a current member and enrolled in the proper riding level class. Upon completion a rider will be issued a certificate. Tests can be sent in anytime. Riding tests are done once per semester with four semesters throughout the year. Danish award ribbons are awarded for each mounted test. The rider level program is closely structured to the classical horsemanship that is the basis of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. The systemic levels increase in difficulty and intensity. Rider III is for all ages who wish to study the dynamics of riding through all the gaits. Rider III riders show more body awareness and are able to control the horse in pre-lateral movements without conflicting aids and with better body position, softer, following hands and a completely independent seat. Tack can vary in styles, but not be mixed and matched. For example, an English rider should use all English tack and attire. Rider clothing can be academic. Please, refer to the Disciplines for proper tack and attire. The horse's turn-out is important, however the horse does not need to be clipped or braided. An effort must be shown to have the horse clean and presentable. During the test a reader can call out directions. Once you have purchased this book, contact the International Riding Academy for details and the rest of the course information for free. For more information and the course syllabus, refer to the website http: //iracademy.webs.com
International Rider One
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Author : Melanie Patton
language : en
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Release Date : 2012-05-14
International Rider One written by Melanie Patton and has been published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2012-05-14 with categories.
International Rider I - Foundation Horsemanship - The International Riding Academy offers four main levels of horsemanship. These levels are progressive and designed for riders 12 years and older, however there are open to riders of any age. Riders not yet ready for this program and try the Young Rider program with four easier levels. This program is not designed to replace a riding coach or instructor, rather to just aid in riding lessons. In fact, the program can help as a guideline in the coach's riding lesson program. As well, the levels give the student a proper horsemanship skill base and education in stable management. Graduates of the program can go on to become Stable Managers, Horse Trainers and Coaches! Each level consists of a Work book and informative DVDs. Testing is open book and all multiple choice. A passing grade is 60%. Mounted work is done by video testing and passing grade is 55%. There are several tests for each level, the majority will be theory tests and there will always be one riding theory test. Mounted videos are: Assessment, Flat and Gymnastic (except Rider I). Classical Horsemanship is the foundation of all disciplines, therefore it is also used as a base test for the levels, however not everyone enjoys English riding; therefore, there is also a Western option. A rider may use one to several horses for testing and there is no time limit. The rider just needs to be a current member and enrolled in the proper riding level class. Upon completion a rider will be issued a certificate. Tests can be sent in anytime. Riding tests are done once per semester with four semesters throughout the year. Danish award ribbons are awarded for each mounted test. The rider level program is closely structured to the theories of the four great riding schools of classical horsemanship, Vienna, Jerez, Lisbon and Saumur, as well as from some of the world's top riders of all time. The systemic levels increase in difficulty and intensity. Rider I is for all ages who wish to study ground work, safety and the riding basics that should not be skipped by even the experienced rider. Even though Rider I is the beginning stage of horsemanship and considered an introduction, it covers a lot of theory of the aids and gaits in order to set the rider's education for the next level up. Riders learn and show the basics of riding walk trot with some aids. The rider should have an independent seat and not balance on the horse's mouth. Riders must show safety skills and confidence in the saddle as well as on the ground. Sometimes the aid of a coach is allowed in the tests, however it must be predominantly the rider performing all tasks and issuing orders for how to help if need be, such as hold the halter, or help lift the saddle (should the rider by very small or young). But excessive coaching and outside interference is prohibited, especially in the Classical tests. Tack can vary in styles, but not be mixed and matched. For example, an English rider should use all English tack and attire. Rider clothing can be academic. Please, refer to the Disciplines for proper tack and attire. The horse's turn-out is important, however the horse does not need to be clipped or braided. An effort must be shown to have the horse clean and presentable. During the test a reader can call out directions. Once you have purchased this book, contact the International Riding Academy for details and the rest of the course information for free. For more information and the course syllabus, refer to the website http: //iracademy.webs.com
International Rider Four
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Author : International Riding Academy
language : en
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Release Date : 2012-04-20
International Rider Four written by International Riding Academy and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2012-04-20 with categories.
INTERNATIONAL RIDER IV - RIDING BIOMECHANICS The International Riding Academy offers four main levels of horsemanship. These levels are progressive and designed for riders 12 years and older, however there are open to riders of any age. Riders not yet ready for this program and try the Young Rider program with four easier levels. This program is not designed to replace a riding coach or instructor, rather to just aid in riding lessons. In fact, the program can help as a guideline in the coach's riding lesson program. As well, the levels give the student a proper horsemanship skill base and education in stable management. Graduates of the program can go on to become Stable Managers, Horse Trainers and Coaches! Each level consists of an Work book and informative DVDs. Testing is open book and all multiple choice. A passing grade is 60%. Mounted work is done by video testing and passing grade is 55%. There are several tests for each level, the majority will be theory tests and there will always be one riding theory test. Mounted videos are: Assessment, Flat and Gymnastic (except Rider I). Classical Horsemanship is the foundation of all disciplines, therefore it is also used as a base test for the levels, however not everyone enjoys English riding, therefore, there is also a Western option. A rider may use one to several horses for testing and there is no time limit. The rider just needs to be a current member and enrolled in the proper riding level class. Upon completion a rider will be issued a certificate. Tests can be sent in anytime. Riding tests are done once per semester with four semesters throughout the year. Danish award ribbons are awarded for each mounted test. The rider level program is closely structured to the classical horsemanship that is the basis of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. The systemic levels increase in difficulty and intensity. Rider IV is for all ages who wish to study riding biomechanics and lateral work. Rider IV is the final level for the Horsemanship program. Graduates can opt to go in to Horse Training and/or Coaching. Those who complete only the Business course will be awarded the Stable Managers certificate. Rider IV is needed for completing the Equine Science program. Tack can vary in styles, but not be mixed and matched. For example, an English rider should use all English tack and attire. Rider clothing can be academic. Please, refer to the Disciplines for proper tack and attire. The horse's turn-out is important, however the horse does not need to be clipped or braided. An effort must be shown to have the horse clean and presentable. During the test a reader can call out directions. Once you have purchased this book, contact the International Riding Academy for details and the rest of the course information for free. For more information and the course syllabus, refer to the website http: //iracademy.webs.com
Horseback Riding For Beginners Learn To Ride Horses
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Author : Edwin Van Der Vaag
language : en
Publisher: XinXii
Release Date : 2022-04-16
Horseback Riding For Beginners Learn To Ride Horses written by Edwin Van Der Vaag and has been published by XinXii this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2022-04-16 with Pets categories.
This book is special. It is equally for parents, children and riding instructors. Parents get tips on what makes a good riding school, when they can send their child horseback riding and what positive effects this hobby has. In addition, they can learn everything worth knowing about horses together with their child. Children learn how to handle a horse, how to groom it and of course how to ride it! This way, they are well prepared when they finally have their first riding lesson. In a child-friendly way they learn not only what makes a good rider, but also everything about the correct seat, care, handling, track figures and much more. Knowing some things beforehand is great. And the riding instructor will be happy! The content of the book is namely: - The history and nature of the horse - Learning to ride - Costs and equipment - The riding school - Lessons for child and horse - The first riding lessons - First exercises and games - and much more! For riding instructors, this book is a small guide to what parents and children expect of you, how to optimally set up riding lessons for children of all ages, what should be on the curriculum and what handling of the pony should be taught. As a special extra, you will receive numerous impulses and ideas for creative children's riding lessons that are fun and motivating. On over 100 pages and some illustrations you get a good first start.