Horse Mounting & Dismounting Basics
Putting Reigns on a Horse
Adjusting Stirrups on a Horse
Mounting a Horse from a Mounting Block
Rein Position While Mounting a Horse
Foot Position While Mounting a Horse
Mounting a Sensitive Horse
Horse Dismounting Basics
Leg Position While Dismounting a Horse
Dismounting a Horse
Mounting a Horse from the Ground
Swinging Up While Mounting a Horse
Dismounting a Horse Using Stirrups
Swinging Off a Horse Using Stirrups
Horse Care After Riding
Summary: Watch as a horse expert discusses how to care for your horse after riding in this free online video about mounting and dismounting horses.
Mara Keith-Hunter is a lifelong equestrian and head coach for the Hampshire College equestrian team. She rode in the Intercollegiate National Horse Show for both the University of...read more
"After a hard workout if your horse has built up a sweat, it is important to make sure that you allow them to walk and to cool off. Also on a wintry day it is important to have a puller handy. The puller is going to keep the horse from getting chilled too quickly. After working a sweat and exposing that sweat to cold air, the horse could become cold. Keeping the puller on it just insulates breeze and keeps your horses body at a more reasonable temperature. It is also going to decrease the risk of causing colic. "
eHow Article: Horse Care After Riding
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