Riding while pregnant is considered good exercise, however a horse should only ever carry a maximum of 20% of it's own bodyweight and that includes tack and other fittings on the horse. Most stables have a 250 pound weight limit for riders. For a woman that size to be able to ride, you would need a horse that weighed 2000 pounds or more, was in great physical shape, use lightweight tack, and the horse would have to have at the barest minimum 9 to 10 inches of cannon bone below the knee and be fairly broad in build.
It will not harm them one bit. Ride on.
of course. anyone can.
It is generally recommended to stop riding a pregnant horse around the 5th to 6th month of pregnancy. This is to avoid putting too much stress on the mare and the developing fetus. It's always best to consult with a veterinarian for specific guidance based on the mare's health and pregnancy.
depends on how long you've been pregnant. I wouldn't, but hey, it's your choice.
Yes, but sometimes the motion of the boat can make morning sickness worse.
2 or 3 depending on the breed
no, you wouldn't have hurt her. you can continue to ride your horse through the first termester of her preganancy. After that you would probably realize from her seemed excesive weight gain.
Yes. It is perfectly safe for pregnant women to ride in semi trucks. The biggest danger is climbing in and out of them when you're pregnant. Your balance is off during pregnancy, so falling while climbing in and out of the truck is the biggest concern. I would suggest getting in and out of the truck with help. Definitely make sure you have someone behind you to stabilize you so you don't fall.
After a mare has foaled you will want to wait until the foal is weaned before you ride the mare again. It is very hard to ride a mare with the foal trotting along side, and can be dangerous for the foal. A foal is ready to be weaned any time from 6 to 8 months of age.
A pregnant mare is okay to be ridden for the first 6 or 7 months of her pregnency. Generally, it's a good thing for them to have moderate excerise. For the last 4 or 5 months of her pregnency you should limit her excerise.
In the very early stages of pregnancy it is ok to ride them but i would suggest only lightly. Further along though you should not ride a pregnant horse for it may put you, your horse, and your horses unborn foal in danger.
The fetus is attached pretty well. If you're in reasonable health and the pregnancy is progressing normally there is absolutely no reason why you couldn't ride on a riding mower. If you have any questions, contact your OB/GYN.