Oh boy, I’m just gonna post some of my favorites from the first page I saw. This is hilarious.
“Saddle is a riding saddle that attaches to the horse. The Western style has flat sides and no horn, whereas the English (or American) style has rounded edges and ends in an up-pointing curve.”
Western saddles don’t have a horn huh?
“English saddles are better for horses because they have a more secure seat and are easier to use. Western saddles are typically used on horses that need to be ridden in the saddle, but not necessarily ridden in a show ring.”
“You then use the reins to pull on the bit and cause your horse to lengthen his stride.” (about how to ask for the canter)
" It was developed to allow the rider to sit upright and use both hands on the reins, which enables more control over the horse. However, it has been found that some horses do not like this type of saddle because they feel restricted or uncomfortable with their legs being held back by the stirrups." (about jumping in a western saddle)
“Wade saddle is a type of horse saddle that was designed by the English equestrian, Wade Hampton. It is a flat seat with a high pommel and cantle, and it has been used for centuries in Western riding.”
“If you’re looking for a new hobby and want to learn how to do something interesting, horseback riding might be just the thing. The best part about it is that it’s not expensive or too complicated either.”