most common horse breeds are:

1-American Quarter Horse, the American quarter horse is famous for its agility, docility, and athleticism. 

2-Arabian, The Arabian has the oldest horse breed registry in the world.

3-Thoroughbred, This breed is considered a “hot-blooded” horse known as a racing horse, which means it’s known for its agility, speed, and spirit.

4-Appaloosa,  It’s believed to be a descendant of wild horses mixed with the thoroughbred, American quarter horse, and Arabian.

5-Morgan, The strength and elegance of the Morgan have made it a popular horse breed.

It is no exaggeration to say that equestrianism is an expensive sport, even just in terms of the amount of equipment horseback riders can accumulate over the years.Once you get a horse, you’ll need a few basic pieces of equipment so you can care for it properly, and of course, enjoy the activity that you bought it for, whether that be riding or driving. Many of the things you may already own if you have a country property.  

Horse tack is a collective term for everything you use to ride a horse or pony. This includes the following:

1. Saddle blanket/pad
2. Saddle
3. Girth and cinch (strap on the saddle)
4. Martingale (strap from girth to head piece)
5. Stirrups
6. Horse boots
7. A bridle is the riding head collar made up of single parts and usually made of leather. It includes a metal bit that goes in the mouth.
8. Reins

With over 20,000 adverts in our horse tack and clothing category, you are bound to find what you are looking for at a great price second hand.

My advices for beginners:

1) Read about horses in books or the Internet to get to know them better.

2) Wear the correct attire for horse riding. Wear gloves to prevent friction on your hands from the reins.

3) Always bring and drink a bottle of water during break time.

4) Look at the horse’s expression to understand them. If the ear is back, it means that they are not comfortable or afraid. If the ears are upfront, it means that they are interested.

5) When getting on the horse, get on and sit gently to prevent back pain for the horse.

6) Do not rush! Be gentle and patient while learning. It takes more than 10 years to become advanced.

7) Never stop taking lessons even if you are advanced. There is always place for improvement.

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