Articles related to "Western Riding"

Western riding has a distinctive character, relaxed style and working purpose that make it quite different to other forms of horse riding.

Western riding is something of a mystery to many people, especially in the UK, where it is still comparatively rare. But it really shouldn't be.

There are two basic styles of horseback riding: English and western. Both are based on historical traditions of horsemanship, and both are common on equestrian vacations.

Western events began as a way to show off moves learned working with cattle.

Most horseback riders identify more strongly with either Western or English riding. Although some become proficient in both, it is important to know the difference.

Blending adventure and relaxation, the Flying A Ranch gives guests a feeling of satisfaction, while providing gourmet meals and service in a magnificent mountain setting.

A riding instructor, riding clothes, and riding style are important considerations when signing up for horseback riding lessons.

Whether horseback riding on a hunter course at an English manor or at a dude ranch out west, a few preparations can make for a smoother equestrian vacation.

Tips to help established Rail Baron players select the best strategy for winning the classic board game.