Do you ride when it rains?
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Yes, at least on the grounds. Riding place is less fun in the rain.
That’s the pleasure and mood. Better when someone comes.
My Icelandic riding share loves rain, which is exactly their weather. Then she’s very twisted and funny. At the place it is not possible to do so, but in the case of the rain, it goes into the terrain (then rub dry). If it pours, she’ll have a day break.
Depends on the rain. If it’s additionally windy, then not. My horse then always tries to stand up against the wind so that the rain doesn’t sound like that. I can understand, but it’s a bit of annoying riding. But since we have neither hall nor space, I can’t always say that we do nix in rain. Otherwise the pony would have a lot of leisure 😂🤦🏽 ♀️
Sure. Raincoat, which also goes over the saddle and the crimp and loose.
We have two riding halls. Therefore I usually ride in rain and not in the rain. Unless it’s just a little sneaky rain, I’m gonna go out anyway.
Yes, with rain jacket and if it’s colder rain blanket. I haven’t tried rain pants yet, but I’m sure it’s not bad either.
Yes, go to the hall and have a rainproof jacket if you have to do anything outside a roof.
Yes; my two stand out all year round and for me there are jackets, I don’t bother with water. There’s no bad weather, just bad clothes.
Yes, either in the hall or in the grounds
Yeah, I’m always dressing up the raincoat from Krämer, and my horse still gets a rain blanket.
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No.