RIDINGS

 ENGLISH RIDING:-

"English Riding: This style originated in Europe and is commonly seen in disciplines such as dressage, show jumping, e venting, and hunt seat equitation. English riding emphasizes close contact between the rider and the horse, with riders typically using a flat saddle and holding the reins with both hands."

 

 

English riding refers to a style of horse riding that originated in Europe and is characterized by its close contact between the rider and the horse. It encompasses various disciplines and techniques, including:

 

English riding is characterized by its emphasis on proper position, balance, and communication between horse and rider. Riders typically use an English saddle, which is smaller and lighter than a Western saddle, and hold the reins with both hands for greater control and precision. This style of riding is commonly seen in competitive equestrian sports, as well as recreational riding and equine therapy programs.