The rifle scabbard and rifle should be on the fore-side (left side) with the butt toward the front at about the height of the horn of the saddle.
Side pull is when your horse veers to the side with no command. :P by PegasusFoal
Riding a horse can be compared to riding a bike. if you do not have balance, you can throw the horse (or bike) off balance and/or slide off to one side.
A stirrup is a ring or frame hanging from a horse saddle by a leather strap. This is where the rider puts his foot to get on the horse and while riding the horse. There is one of each side of the horse.
No, it is always carried on the side away from the Tomb.
if you are riding the horse pull its reins to the side to twist there head that way and use the reins to give them a pop to turn around.
Elizabeth mounted side saddle on a horse riding crop in hand.
You tighten it from the near side (the left side). Everything at horse riding is done at the near side, mounting up, putting on the saddle, putting on the bridle and leading your horse. The only thing that isn't at the near side is your horse's mane. That goes to the off side (the right side). Hope this helped! :)
You should immediately go around them if they are on the side of the road. If they are in the middle of the road, and it isn't a horse trail, consult the rider.
Well, the question has many answers, if you mean the styles of riding, bareback, western, English and side-saddle. Once you've decided what type of riding, get lessons from a good reputable teacher. If you have some questions, look online or check out some horse riding books form the library.
If your at a horse barn with a traner then tell the trainer the horse mite be bothed by flys if your out side but if your in side there mite be some thing wrong with the horse. But if your by your self then the horse mite be uncomfertibal and sometimes horses do that cuz they are tired or dont want to get riden. And trust me i have been riding for 9 years
Back then, it was said that "horse whisperers" who practiced horse riding and witchcraft carried charms such as frogs. they would take the frog and leave it out side so the ants would eat every thing but the bones. one "horse whisperer" saw that the frog's pelvis looked like the triangle shape on the horses' hooves and soon, people were calling it that.
I have a gold coin with Queen Victoria on one side and a Roman Soldier riding a horse slaying something beneath the horse's feet dated 1898. I am trying to find a picture of the coin and the value.