Hello, I sell online at eBay and Bonanza It’s called Tuffy Tack Ranch named after my grandpa I sell New and Used horse tack, Accessories and Knick knacks at rock bottom prices in California USA,it’s in Sacramento farm belt
Same principle as kids starting gymnastics at a young age. If they start young they learn to build muscle and bone strength over time and years so when they get to the big leagues they are ready. Now that being said you can over do it so you do careful and gentle sessions and also make sure they horse is 2-3. Ideally at 2 you aren’t doing much of anything usually until they are closer to 3.
@@gerrycoleman7290 horses grow until they are 7 years old technically. But riding with care won’t hurt them. I start mine at 3 with light rides. Just walking and short 1-5 minute sessions. It’s the same as teenagers running track. They build the strength to do it and it’s not dangerous for their body as long as their bodies are cared for properly.
I do not agree. A horse is almost full grown at 4 years old. We do not over use them or ride them for very long. We are working on their psychological and mind of accepting a saddle and rider and cues at a young age. What we are doing is all age appropriate and allows them to learn without over use and injury.
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Hello, I sell online at eBay and Bonanza It’s called Tuffy Tack Ranch named after my grandpa I sell New and Used horse tack, Accessories and Knick knacks at rock bottom prices in California USA,it’s in Sacramento farm belt
Why would you ride a horse that is not fully grown?
Same principle as kids starting gymnastics at a young age. If they start young they learn to build muscle and bone strength over time and years so when they get to the big leagues they are ready. Now that being said you can over do it so you do careful and gentle sessions and also make sure they horse is 2-3. Ideally at 2 you aren’t doing much of anything usually until they are closer to 3.
@@FishWorldPodcast A horse should not be ridden until they are 5 years old. Before that age the horse is still growing.
@@gerrycoleman7290 horses grow until they are 7 years old technically. But riding with care won’t hurt them. I start mine at 3 with light rides. Just walking and short 1-5 minute sessions. It’s the same as teenagers running track. They build the strength to do it and it’s not dangerous for their body as long as their bodies are cared for properly.
I do not agree. A horse is almost full grown at 4 years old. We do not over use them or ride them for very long. We are working on their psychological and mind of accepting a saddle and rider and cues at a young age. What we are doing is all age appropriate and allows them to learn without over use and injury.
I agree with this. Our rides are 10 minutes at best, and all age appropriate.