07-01-2006, 03:20 PM
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horseback riding!!!!
are there any other horseback riders here? what do you wear?
I just went, and I wore a polo and tank, padded riding pants (the legging-ish ones), and western boots.
I need new riding clothes though, so if anyone has any suggestions for comfortable things, please post!
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07-01-2006, 03:25 PM
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western or english riding?
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07-01-2006, 03:32 PM
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western saddle, but the clothes style doesn't matter. I don't compete or anything, it's just leisure. I have 3 horses at my ranch so we just ride around!
I need comfortable stuff for like cantering/galloping and trail rides though humdedum!
I'm getting a new saddle soon I'm so excited. except I loved my old one but I'm too big for it now lol
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07-01-2006, 10:19 PM
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I have 2 horses, but I don't see them often so when I do I don't really wear anything special for when I do. They're really pretty though =).
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07-01-2006, 10:20 PM
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i rode horses before it's so fun! i wore jeans and sneakers and normal shirts
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07-01-2006, 11:32 PM
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I took horseback riding lessons awhile ago. I just wore boot cut black jeans and white boots and a tshirt. This is when I was 10 though. Hah.
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08-02-2006, 11:16 AM
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I've been riding most all of my life. I compete in Jumpers and Eventing. Hence I wear breeches, ariat leather boots, a show shirt (or polo shirt) and a show jacket.
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08-02-2006, 04:31 PM
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Well the place where I ride we pretty much have a dress code... khaki colored riding pants, whit, navy, or black polo, ( I usually where ralph lauren) black riding boots and a black riding helmet... meh.
I don't have a horse of my own.
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08-02-2006, 04:41 PM
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i love horse back ridein i just need a horse lol
hey is there any guy guy i can cry on (my ex broke my heart)
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08-02-2006, 06:09 PM
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I've been riding English for about fourteen years. Yeah, most my life. I have a pony and a horse, and I compete often. It's one of the only two 'sports' I do (golf being the other). Anyway, about the clothes...
Depeding on the weather I either wear a Ralph Lauren skinny polo, a Romfh long sleeve, or some kind of tanktop.
As far as breeches go I'm quite fond of the Ariat riding breeches or the Tailored Sportsman low rise. I suggest not getting full seat breeches, I don't really like the look or feel to them.
If wearing short boots I suggest classic Ariats. (Not the kind that resemble a sneaker). Wear half chaps if you're wearing short boots. Make sure the color matches your boots.
As far as tall boots go, I have the Ariat Crowne's with the full length zipper. I prefer field boots over dress boots look-wise, but for the kind of riding I do (dressage), dress boots are better to have. I have some kind of Petrie model. If purchasing tall boots I suggest getting the full length zipper. Much more convenient.
I know nothing about Western riding fashion.
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08-03-2006, 12:04 AM
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im thinking about starting horse back riding do you like it?
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08-03-2006, 02:55 PM
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Jeans, a tank or a short sleeve shirt, half chaps, boots and a helmet.
The end. Of course, this is just for my lessons. If I were showing, I can assure you it'd be a nice shirt tucked into breeches with tall boots.
Of course, since you ride western, you don't need the half chaps. But jeans and a shirt with a helmet are all you need, darling. It's not about fashion when it comes to riding (excepting showing), it's about the comfort and range of movement.
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08-26-2006, 08:27 AM
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Ok, the best place for jodhpurs I've ever found, is Saxon. They do incredible colours!
Do you have a stable dress code? At my stable you have to wear eventing kit if you're schooling. You wear more casual riding kit when you're out hacking or grooming/mucking out/doing genral 'stable' stuff
If yours it like that, bulk-buy black jodhs and white shirts and keep them at the stable (ours gives us lockers)
But for casual stuff, you HAVE to colour co-ordinate!!! Get another hat which wears covers, and get some in every colour than you have jodhs in. The ones that have black/coloured or white/coloured sections are great.
For saddlecloths and numnahs, go for sPiRt. They are so CUTE!!!!
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08-26-2006, 08:30 AM
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Does anyone here use grooming axes??? I found a shop that does them but I groomed my friends pony once and she totally freaked out at the grooming axe...has that happened to anyone??
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08-27-2006, 04:14 PM
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I have 2 horses, but I don't see them often so when I do I don't really wear anything special for when I do. They're really pretty though =).
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i'm glad you're so rich you can have two horses n not even be that bothered about them, just how they look, i's taken lessons for about 5 years, and live on a farm and i'm still not allowed a horse even though i've looked after them properly at the stables i go to, some people just don't know how lucky they are
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08-27-2006, 09:44 PM
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I don't horseback ride very much.
I do when I'm at the beach in the summer sometimes.
I love horseback riding though!
I usually wear a pair of riding boots, riding pants(the ones that look like leggings), and a tank top with a riding vest over it.
If I don't wear a tank top with the riding vest, I usually wear a plain tank top or a polo shirt.
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