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Process Essay: How To Ride A Horse

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There are many steps to ride a horse. Mount the horse, adjust the stirrups, ask the horse to walk, stop the horse, turn the horse, ask the horse to trot, and rising trot. These are the steps that will helps one learned how to ride a horse and improved one ability on riding a horse. To mount the horse. It has to be done on the left side of the horse. Use the left hand to grasp the belt. Use the right hand to grasp the end of the saddle. Doing both at the same time. The left leg step on the stirrup and lift the right leg over then land softly on the seat. After that one has to put one feet to adjust the stirrup. When one are on the horse back, one back should be hold upright and straight.
Ask the horse to walk. Use both legs to squeeze the

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