Horseriding!
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Salaam everyone,
horseriding seems to be a popular sport among the forum girls (guys are too scared!:lol:) as is evident in the above entertainment thread.
so i thought i'd create a seperate thread for it...
and MuslimSis hows it comin along? π hav u gotten around to visiting that stable? π
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star β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 16:19
is it the Lloyds tsb that have the black stallion as part of they're advertisement...i love them horses..jet black like black beauty...
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shawana β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 16:27
i think its loyds,by the way horses are beautiful dat one
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iRazor β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 16:44
My forefathers were Horse - riders, they had to save the world on their horse, but in this day and age, i can only do my forefathers works (i.e. save the world etc) in My Bat-Car, AKA Bat-Mobil
Im too busy saving the world to be concerned with horse or entertainment etc. No rest for the wicked, saving the world is like having 2 full time jobs.
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*DUST* β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 16:46
:shock: SUBHANALLAH!! :shock:
imagine riding that horse...! :shock:
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star β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 18:09
cant imagine looks amazing....in my dreams ..
aasiyah what breed of horse you've ridden on then ?
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Dave β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 18:15
What kind is that?
looks like a thoroughbred
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Medarris β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 18:16
well good luck. Just expect to get comments from virtually every man there- even in a burqa.
But good idea. You should don the afghan burqa in UK, start the counterinvasion. hehehe
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star β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 18:18
black arabian horse
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Dave β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 18:19
lol that's a slow counterinvasion.
Hey Med do you ride?
Anybody else here play polo btw?
It's a Persian sport apparently
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Medarris β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 18:25
I dont ride. Cant afford riding in UK, but in pakistan I have ridden. Not too well and not for a long but yeh.
InshaALLAH one day I will do it properly. In UK have to follow regulation. My uncle is a wkd horserider, he doesnt even need a saddle. Wen was lil saw him riding a horse just like that, had a rein. Looked wicked.
polo they play in a place called gilgit and chitral in pakistan. They are parts of princley state of kashmir.
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Dave β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 19:21
Somebody else mentioned it's expensive in the UK - a couple people actually.
What on earth are they charging there?!
It's best to do it when you can commit some time to it though - so waiting isnt a bad idea.
lol wouldn't recommend going without a saddle at first though.
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*DUST* β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 19:22
thats a good question - which i never got around to asking my teacher! π it was dark brown with a little white diamond-shaped patch on its forehead - adorable. π i've got a pic of it, but posting tht up wud mean destroying my anonymity... π
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Dave β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 19:27
stick with anonymity
...not that i wouldn't want to see your horse - its just safer this way
Sounds like it could be a Morgan though - esp the diamond, my polo horse looks identical (they are the best polo horses imo)
did it look like this:
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*DUST* β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 19:30
no1 sed its expensive, and i've answered that question 3 times now! π it costs, on average, Β£13 for a private lesson. the max is Β£25 but thats just a rip-off.
It's best to do it when you can commit some time to it though - so waiting isnt a bad idea.
oooo, bareback riding! now that sounds like fun! π
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Dave β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 19:32
Bareback is difficult and very painful to get the hang of - I still prefer a saddle
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*DUST* β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 19:39
hmm, similar, but no not exactly like that.
edit: i googled it and looked at other pics - yeh i think ur right, it mustv been a morgan. π i ges it didnt luk too similar to urs coz its mane was nowhere near as big and its diamond was perfectly diamond-shaped, no squidges. π
but look wot i found whilst googling:

awww. π
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*DUST* β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 19:43
lol yeh i can imagine it must be awfully painful... learning to trot on a saddled horse is bad enuf... π but its also a challenge!! π
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Dave β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 20:16
lol well that's not actually mine but I figured - Morgans are really friendly, gentle and responsive to humans - especially children. They are very graceful too and they are smallish (well... mid range) and agile, they are perfect for learning on.
My father put me on his thoroughbred when I first learned how to ride :shock:
That was a damaging experience...
lol that's a really cute picture
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*DUST* β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 20:43
lol yea i meant the pic u provided... π
hmm makes sense.
ouch :shock:
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Dave β Wed, 25 Jan 2006 - 20:51
Oh... right :roll: *smacks forehead*
Yes...
Several times yes
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*DUST* β Mon, 10 Apr 2006 - 02:12
the rates have changed since i last rode!! :shock: u were right, it is expensive here! π i am paying Β£27 per private (half hour) lesson, and thats 'cheap' considering other places are charging Β£32!! :shock:
question: u have any tips on trotting with your hands free i.e without holding on to anything? with one hand free i can get into the rhythm of the trot really easily, but when it comes to both hands i feel like i'm about to fall off. :?
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Omrow β Tue, 11 Apr 2006 - 02:28
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reason - from now please use proper handle. do not twist. Lets hope you understand.
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*DUST* β Tue, 11 Apr 2006 - 08:02
i was expecting some dum.b comment from omro when i wrote that last post. :roll:
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Dave β Thu, 13 Apr 2006 - 21:58
That's highway robbery! I bet they override the horses too.
It just comes naturally as your balance improves - watch that you don't overcompensate and dig your heels into the horse though because they hate it.
I think the only real trick I practiced was for polo when you practice swinging - they used to have us stand on really small boxes then try to stay on while we practiced - difficult! But it really helped me keep my balance during matches.
Except for that one time...
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Medarris β Sun, 11 Jun 2006 - 19:46
Sorry for fishing this thread out but I need to ask a few questions.
Aasiyah you have horseriding lessons innit? How much should I expect to pay per hour?
I spoke to a lady on a horse a few days back and she goes that I can get lessons in our ends for 15 pound an hour but apparently that place aint very good and she goes I can have proper good lessons for 25 pound an hour. Does that seem right price?
My parents want me to go to her house on a horse so gotta get some riding lessons - dont want the dulha raja to fall off the horse on his way to his bride, do we now π .
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MuslimSisLilSis β Sun, 11 Jun 2006 - 21:58
it dont take a genius to ride a horse :roll:
u looking to gallop to her house?
anyone can ride a horse-its easier then riding a bike
I'm always riding horses whenever I visit pakiland in clifton beach-ask ur wifey to be where that is
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Medarris β Sun, 11 Jun 2006 - 23:07
well done at riding a horse without being a genius. :twisted:
I already know clifton and other places in karachi but thanks for the suggestion.
We havent spoken to each other.
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Dave β Mon, 12 Jun 2006 - 01:31
lol anybody can learn to ride a horse, but you do have to learn - thus the reason he's asking for lessons.
Haven't gone riding in a while myself... just don't seem to have the time anymore.
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Sirus β Mon, 12 Jun 2006 - 04:47
aye, u prob gona need lessons....after all, you have to come riding in like a knight ready to rescue a damsel in distress
but horses and stuff?
now where were those hundreds of posts regarding weddings as simple events, with nothing fancy, not too many people, low key, a day of sadness for the wife....are you still planning on making her cry on the day? :twisted:
its funny how people say something, and when they actually experience it, they say something else :roll:
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*DUST* β Mon, 12 Jun 2006 - 09:02
lol. Med those prices sound about right - the Β£15 lesson is probably a group lesson, so it wont just be you and the riding instructor, but one or two other students as well, and it's an hour long. the Β£25 lesson sounds like a private lesson (just you and the instructor) but it can't be an hour long - private lessons usually last for half an hour.
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