What are the skills of riding a horse? What should I pay attention to?

1. Never stand behind or on the side of a horse to avoid being kicked. .

2. Before getting on the horse, be sure to ask the team leader or horse owner to check whether the girdle is fastened. Fasten before getting on the horse. If the waist seal is not fastened properly, it is easy to turn over the saddle, which is the most dangerous. Check the tightness of the belt every once in a while when riding.

3. Choose a horse with a hoop on its saddle. Hula hoop helps you keep your balance.

4. The correct riding posture is: pedal the ground in the first half and sit upright on the saddle in the upper half. This is a small walking posture. When walking fast and running fast, the legs, knees and inner thighs clamp the horse hard, lean forward, and the hips and saddle seem to touch each other, following the running rhythm of the horse.

When you get on the horse, you should push inward with your toes. When dismounting, push your left foot inward, then release your right foot and dismount. It is very important to get on and off the horse's toes. Once the horse is frightened or refuses to ride away, people will fall at most. If the whole foot is put in the pedal, it will drag the pedal, which is very dangerous.

6. Don't run at the edge of the forest. Once the horse is frightened or out of control, it will run into the forest, which is very dangerous.

7. Don't take off your clothes at once, especially bright clothes. Horses are easy to see. When you change clothes, horses will run in fear and people will fall.

8. Novices who ride horses are prone to wear their calves, inner thighs and buttocks. They can wear riding boots and breeches. Without riding boots and breeches, they can be replaced by knee pads and leggings.