Equestrian. |
You've never ridden a horse I see. When you're heading towards a fence that can be taller than you are on an animal only slightly designed for leaping you really do need a good built in rangefinder relative to speed etc.
Just lean over.
I have also ridden several horses, I find them to be unfriendly beasts and would rather use a modern vehicle.
What about making the horse cross hurdles? Or will you say that only the horse is developing foot eye coordination?
Why not outfit the horse with GPS?
Which way?
Some people say that donkeys are friendlier
That's because people are less likely to ride a Donkey.
Someone has not learned anything from western movies.
The horse hoof to eye coordination starts at birth and only gets better as they hurdle. The rider is there solely to enforce the work.
Usually forward, but you can ride leaning to the left or right. Just don’t lean back!
Mules are more friendly.
The best of both, or the worst.
Leaning back is Steeplechase jockey or Eventer technique. Crucial; in some scenarios. Some used to call that "backdoor bandit" but the term has fallen out of favor for some reason.
They are always tied on and in rigor mortis. Two scenarios not sought after by the living.
