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Bookmark or Share- What is Bareback Riding? - Cowboy Lifestyle NetworkBareback Riding, like Saddleback Bronc Riding, traces its origins back to the Wild West, cowboys and ranches. It was derived from the practices of working cowboys to tame and break in horses for ranch and farm use.
- Riding bareback: Here is what you should know! - wehorse BlogRiding bareback simply refers to the practice of riding a horse without a saddle. A practice once born of necessity, prior to the development of a saddle, riding bareback has become a practice that has grown in popularity over the past decade for equestrians and enthusiasts alike.
- Bareback Riding: History, Scoring, and LegacyBareback horse riding is one of the oldest and most iconic rodeo events, tracing its roots back to the early American West. Cowboys originally had to tame and ride unbroken horses without a saddle as part of their daily duties.
- Bareback riding - WikipediaBareback riding is a form of horseback riding without a saddle. It requires skill, balance, and coordination, as the rider does not have any equipment to compensate for errors of balance or skill.
- How to Ride a Horse Without a Saddle - Savvy HorsewomanSimply put, bareback riding is riding a horse without a saddle. The rider sits directly on the horse’s back, with a direct connection of their seat to the horse’s back. As a rider, riding a horse bareback can strengthen your bond and connection with your horse.
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