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Riders share a common love of horses a good foundation
on which to build a friendship

 

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Eye/hand coordination are skills used in the act of writing,
these skills are practiced in the act of horse riding

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Holding the reins helps to break the flexor spasm patterns
of the upper limbs

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As the horse moves, the riders balance is challenged
exercising the riders muscles

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Spacticity is reduced by the rhythmic motion and warmth
of the horse aiding relaxation

 

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Counting is taught by counting the horse's footsteps, ears and
legs and objects around the arena participating in games

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The excitement of riding and the experiences involved stimulate
the rider to speak and communicate with others

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Just to sit and feel the warmth and peace on a horse can be
relaxing and calming and a feeling of wellbeing

 

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Like all forms of exercise, riding stimulates the appetit increasing
the efficiency of digestion

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The rewards of being close to a horse are endless

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To be part of a team and compete is one of the most rewarding
achievements in horseriding

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A friend for life

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Riders share a common love of horses and a common experience
of riding, a good foundation on which to build a friendship

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