I can’t remember the word for leading an unsaddled, brideled horse next to a riding horse for training and exercise. It’s not lungeing, I know what that is. I want to say trotting but I think that’s wrong. Could someone un-jog my memory? Thanks,
We call it ponying in Polo.
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We call it ponying in Polo.
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at a racetrack, the person who rides a horse next to the racer is called the outrider.
Sorry stupid answer, I know
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Definitely ponying.
I ride western.
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So if your riding your horse & your holding another horse while riding still riding your horse its called ponying. That other horse can be saddled or, not saddled, with a rider, or without a rider. Doesn’t matter. Hope I helped.
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its called ponying. when you lead another horse, weather its saddled, unsaddled, bridled, or haltered, its called ponying…
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