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Fantistsy, RP's, same thing. |
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Was put into the saddle for the first time by my mother at 4 Was riding bareback before that |
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I only rode a pony ride several times and a middle aged Quarter Horse being led area an areana at a walk at the age of 11. lol So I selected 'only in my fantasy'. |
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Started getting leadlined around at about 3 or 4, but I started riding a bit more seriously at 5 :) |
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Ten, but then the Riding Academy I went to closed when I was fourteen and, between my many disabilities and trying to be safe with COVID-19, my family hasn't found a new place for me yet. I miss it deeply, though; I feel incomplete without horses in my life. |
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I enjoy riding, and do when I have the chance, but I wouldn't do it regularly and never have. Maybe if i grew up a little more fortunate and could afford it then my answer right now would be different. So I dont really have an age I started riding, because i never really have started riding lol. |
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I do want to say, it's never too late to start- I work as a riding instructor, and I've started children as young as four and adults as old as sixty. We have one rider who dreamt of riding all her life and didn't start until she retired, and now she leases a horse and can walk/trot/canter competently and is just finally living her dream. 💗 |
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I started riding when I was 4. My kids started riding when they where 2 |
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I started leadlined at about a year. Started riding seriously at about four. |
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I started to ride for speech therapy around 5 |
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Morning Drizzle, but Clearing later
