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  1. ⚫ What are Riding School Horses like ?
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  3. Most of the horses are great for confidence building and we have a range of horse types and sizes for all levels. Catering from beginners to those wanting disciplines of interest in western, dressage, jumping etc)..........
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  9. ⚫ How should I start at a riding school ?
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  12. Forages 3-11 the ideal way to start is a Giddy Up Kids horse intro classes learning horse care, confidence & a little bit of riding introduction. Starting on the ground developing a relationship with horses improves confidence and appreciation for what is involved with horses.
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  17. ⚫ I want to own a horse one day.
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  20. If you ever thought of owning a horse maybe HORSE HIRE or PART HORSE LEASE is a great option with feeling horse ownership without all the responsibilities and stress. This can be an option once you are fully competent in horse handling and basic confident horse riding skills up to canter or also great competent riders getting back in the saddle after a long time.
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  25. ⚫ What age can you start to learn to ride ?
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  27. Most centres conduct lessons from 3yrs up with a good mix of kids and adults of any age. From 3-6yrs one on one private lessons are the best and then from 6 or 7yrs kids are usually ready to start learning more horse care skills to be capable to catch, tie, lead, groom and saddle up. From 8yrs kids are stronger to handle more things on their own and have better listening and interest to learn horse parts and all the ground work that goes with horses.
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  32. ⚫ What are the weight restrictions ?
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  34. Maximum weight is 90kg for the welfare of our horses. Some horses can handle more weight and sometimes it depends if the person is a fit and athletic to hold their weight and not be a dead weight when getting on and riding a horse
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  39. ⚫ Riding environment ?
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  42. Controlled for beginners in a 40 or 60m long by 20 or 40m wide sand arena.Usually personalised and peaceful for beginners so that the horse can remain as calm as possible to connect with your horse.
  43. Some places offer trail rides which can be through the bush, along creeks or even on the beach. It is recommended by horse riding hub that you learn properly how to control a horse before ever going on a trail ride. It is our mission of Horse Riding Hub to give you the resources and recommendation to quality horse riding centres that provide you a great start to your horse riding journey.
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  48. ⚫ What clothing do you need for horse riding
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  50. Long pants and closed in shoes (boots for regular riding) at all times. The heel of the boot helps stop your foot falling all the way through the stirrup to prevent getting your foot caught up if you fall. An industry safety standard helmet is essential and most riding centres will provide these for hire. Safety vests are also an optional recommendation. Jeans with long socks or special rider jeans or jodhpurs without the inside seam.
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  55. ⚫ What is involved with riding lessons ?
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  57. How to connect with your horse and use proper hand and leg techniques to develop your riding,confidence,balance and performance of your horse. Our mission of Horse Riding Hub is to help find you centres that are very achievement focused on student progression ensuring constant learning at all times. Lessons may include 5-10min for preparation and put away time. Important if wanting to own a horse one day. Competent regulars are encouraged to assist with pre and post ground work to establish better relationships with your horse. Most centres supply the horses or you can bring your own horse.
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  62. ⚫ What are the various lessonoptions with learning to ride ?
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  64. Group horse intro classes are usually from $25/hr and a fun horse play day in the school holidays.
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  66. Riding development options are private from $60-$170 depending on length of lesson and member/non member ratesor shared/group lessons from $40-$75pp.
  67. Private is ideal or shared up to 2 people is recommended for quality and speed of learning. For strong personal development where you need improvement you will want this one on one attention
  68. Groups of 3-4 is OK for your first beginner experience OR if your are competent just needing more practice in the saddle time.
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  73. ⚫ Experienced rider lessons what can you learn ?
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  75. If you are experienced you can sit &rise trot, canter slow and fast and achieve transitions between all paces. Lesson focus options would be on advanced learning to be able to ride various horses and get them to perform with flexing, leg yielding, side pass, dressage test movements, western skills such as riding one handed, handling slow and fast work, turns on front and back legs and focus on various equine disciplines
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  80. ⚫ Becoming a riding centre helper, how to volunteer and get more horse time ?
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  83. Some wonderful students have earned their place at the stables and become part of the family and home away from home with the horses.
  84. To become a helper you need to be minimum age and height (approx.11yrs), and it really is more about your confidence, capability and size to handle the bigger horses.
  85. Skills that you need to be competent in are catching a horse, tie up with a slip knot, grooming, saddle up and put a bridle on. The ability to be firm with the horses and to manage various behaviours safely.
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  90. ⚫ Equestrian Centre Volunteer code of conduct/guidelines ?
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  92. You will need to be friendly, polite and respectful of others. Being the face of the business working in a quiet environment in harmony with others. Helping is not just to come and play with horses but learning the responsibilities of work, horses and farm life. There is a list of duties to be done from cleaning stables to cleaning the kitchen, sweeping, weeding the arena and organising horses for lessons.
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  97. Parents of horse lovers guide?
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  99. Please download the "must read for parents" articleas it has a wonderful story from a past student, helper and worker that explains the horse family and business of horses very well that really touches the heart.
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