Why must people "go around the world" on horses
It makes them feel more comfortable on the horse.
Once, we were doing a small race, and we had to canter to a post and go around the world. As I was doing the "around the world", the other person's horse started bucking at my horse, and I was backwards! It was funny, although not at the time...
Anyway, after that, I was definitely more comfotable on my horse.
What are you talking about?
guess i dont understand?
Because they like it!
Sweet heart you need to eleberate on your question...
It would be to accomplish something with a love of horses and knowing you and your horse could make it just the two of you and maybe a pack horse. Like living in the Old West times.
Ezra Cooley of Chico, CA did this he wanted to be the first person to go around the world on horseback, by riding with his horse and pack horse and taking boats where he had to. He started out just for the fun of it then decided to raise money and started taking donations for National Children's Cancer Society. He just wanted to see if it was possible.
If it's something other than that, I am not really sure?
It is to help earn trust in the horse. When you feel comfertable enough to turn around on a horse when you have no control over what it does, you must trust your horse that he will stay still and won't move.
I know what you mean :-)
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