Answer: BOTH
Before you ride, you want to get off the caked on dirt off to prevent sickness such as saddle sores.
After you ride, you want to go over your horse one last time, either with brushes, a hose or sponging your horse. During this period, you can see if your horse has any sores and such.
Have you ever noticed that most of the things we do for horses is to prevent sickness? ?:/
It is best to brush the horse both before and after a ride. The reason for this is that before you tack up the horse may have dirt or dust on it that you cannot see, but will irritate the horse and possibly cause sores once the saddle is in place. Afterwards the horse has likely been sweating after having the saddle on and will need the sweat removed to keep it comfortable and healthy.
The groom chooses his closest friend to be his best man and the best man is there to wait on the groom before the wedding. The best man helps the groom get dressed and is sure to have the brides wedding band in his own pocket to give to the groom at the wedding ceremony. The groom is also there to calm down the groom if he is nervous.
yes they do.
yes, you can but it will take most the day. it would be easier to bathe your horse/pony at the show then groom them and braid there mane/tail at the show a couple hours before (MAKE SURE TO PICK THERE HOOVES OUT BEFORE YOU RIDE AT THE SHOW EVER CLASS).
To make sure there is nothing sharp poking your horse when you ride, or dirt rubbing on him, irritating his skin and dirtying your saddle pad
The groom can give his best man his gift while they are getting ready for the wedding which is generally at the groom's parent's home or the groom's own home.
Bride is to bridesmaids as groom is to groomsmen. Bride is to maid of honor as groom is to best man Here brides are to bridesmaids as grooms are to the best man.
The groom chooses his best man and the bride and groom can choose the ushers.
YES. If you don't groom it immediatly after riding it he/she will most likely drop dead. I highly suggest that you go groom your horse right now if you have not already. And if you are not too late. Hurry. Good luck!
* No, the mother of the bride and the parents of the groom sit in the front pews closest to the bride and groom as the father of the bride will walk down the aisle with his daughter, side down with his wife, then will stand to give his daughter's hand in marriage and sit back down again. The groom and his best man are already standing at the right of the altar.
You mean the Groom's Best man? No. The presents are only for the Bride and Groom. Unless the religion/culture hints otherwise. But for Christians, Atheists, Jews and such: Just the Bride and Groom get presents.
You could help someone else groom or tack up their horse or if you own one you can groom that one
the closest friend to the groom. He needs to be trust worthy to the groom too!