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Horseback riding or horse back riding is an important part of horse ownership, and an important part of enjoying horses, even if you don't own one.  Many horse lovers enjoy or horseback riding horse back riding, even if they don't have the time or money to own a horse. 

Horseback riding or horse back riding is easy to do, and can be taught in a matter of minutes.  If you are new to horseback riding or horse back riding, you should take horseback riding lessons or horse back riding lessons.  In horseback riding lessons or horse back riding lessons, you will learn the details of horseback riding or horse back riding.  While the basics of horseback riding or horse back riding can be taught over a short period, there are many skills involved which can be useful.  If you have an interest in horseback riding or horse back riding, you should take horseback riding lessons. 

Horseback riding or horse back riding can be a bit frightening for some, because horses are such large animals.  If you are nervous, make sure you listen closely to your guide or instructor, and ask any questions that come to mind. 

In coastal areas, horseback riding or horse back riding on the beach is a very popular activity.  In most areas that are used to tourists, there will be one or several companies which offer horseback riding or horse back riding tours of the beach.  Usually there are larger groups of tourists, so this is not always the best choice if it is your first time riding a horse. 

Horses used for commercial horseback riding or horse back riding are not generally purebreds, though there are exceptions.  These horses are often selected and bred for strength and temperament.  More often than not, these horses are often very friendly, and used to being ridden by strangers. 

If you purchase a horse that was not previously a part of a commercial horseback riding or horse back riding enterprise, it may be some time before you can ride it.  Many horses require a relationship with their riders.  As such, you may need to spend time offering snacks and meals, grooming, and talking with your new horse before you can do any horseback riding or horse back riding.  Be sure that both you and your horse are comfortable with each other before you attempt to trot, gallop, or jump over anything. 

Information on horseback riding and horse back riding is available everywhere you look.  You can find information in books at your local bookstore or library, on the internet, at your local feed store, or even at a nearby stable or neighbor's house, if they own horses. 

Horses are believed to have been domesticated animals for over five thousand years, and they have been ridden for much of that time.  Because of this, there is a large amount information on horseback riding or horse back riding available.  Whether you're new to horseback riding or horse back riding or an old hand, information can be immensely helpful.