it is your choice but i advice you that if you are aboutt 70 years old DO NOT ride because it might strain your bones. p.s. always wear a safety helmet whilst riding.
Legally it depends on what state you are in (similarly to bike helmets or seat belts), most often if you are under 18 it is required by law. It is also dependent on the organization that insures the property, different insurance companies have different helmet requirements. Also if you are at an equestrian competition, certain organizations (4h, pony club, USEF, USDF, etc, etc) have different regulations on helmet wearing. Even the class you are competing in can dictate whether or not you are required to wear a helmet, jumping classes are more likely to require one, whereas many dressage tests will not. It is always recommended to wear a helmet at any age due to the likelyhood of a head injury.
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.
Foals typically stop suckling from their mother at around 4-6 months of age. This timing can vary depending on the individual foal and mare.
A good place to look is your local therapeutic riding center or horse rescue shelter. Some of rescues and riding centers will have age restrictions on volunteers, but many would allow a twelve year old so it's certainly worth checking. Also try calling riding academies around you. They may let you help out in the barn (feeding, cleaning stalls and stuff like that) in exchange for riding lessons.
You post in English riding because English riding is a "cleaner" type of riding where Western it is more of a leisurely ride.
It isn't a matter of age, it's a matter of attitude, you can stop when you're 6 or when you're 96.
probably 10,11 or 12 to start riding one to age 60-75 to stop riding
He started riding at the age of 69.
Apparently age 3.
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There is no licensing required to own and operate a riding lawnmower.
If you have the money, any age. Riding it is a different matter
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Obesity will not only be stopped by riding a bike, but will be stopped by exercising in general and watching calorie intake.
You can learn from as young as 13
As young as possible.