I’ve had a few bad falls, and now I ride more slowly. I’ve summarized a few key safety tips and wish everyone a safe and enjoyable horseback riding experience.

11. When choosing a horse, if you feel it’s not suitable for you, change it decisively—never force it. It’s better to skip riding for the moment than to ride a horse you can’t handle.
2. Don’t gallop recklessly on unfamiliar terrain, especially when going uphill.
3. Whips and sticks aren’t necessary—always carry a helmet and gloves.
4. When on the ground, avoid loitering directly behind a horse’s rear.
5,Don’t attempt horseback stunts lightly.Don’t let your attention drift to good-looking people around you.
6. If you plan to switch horses with your teammates during the ride, get the horse owner’s permission first—otherwise, it could lead to disputes if something goes wrong.
77. Don’t take off or put on clothes while on the horse.
8. When horseback riding on the grassland, maintain a distance of at least 1.5 meters from barbed wire fences or barriers.
9. Never let go of the reins under any circumstances.