How to Rein a Kiger Mustang
Kiger Mustang is substrain of Mustang horse, which is originally found in Southeastern part of the United States of America. The horse once trained is the most brave but gentle of all horse species. This is the reason that the horse is often used for pleasure trips than it is used for commercial competitions. For commercial competitions, the horse is equally good. The horse is not very difficult to rein, but the person who needs to ride this horse must have basic training of riding a horse or else they will face some trouble.
Instructions
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Do not ride a Kiger Mustang horse if you do not have any training for riding a horse and have not done any riding at all. You must have basic horse riding training first then go on to ride Kiger Mustang and other horses.
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Reining in Kiger Mustang will depend on your training and the purpose of riding the horse. For example, for a pleasure trip you can easily rein in Kiger if you have some basic horse riding training. However, for commercial competition such as races, you will need to have advance training before trying to ride and rein in Kiger Horse.
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Make sure you use all safety equipment and know how to fix saddle on the horse back before riding it. Reining in horse will also require you to know how to catch and handle reins of the horse while it is walking, running or if you are doing posting/rising trot on the horse back.
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Since Kiger Horse is more friendly and loyal in nature than other horses, it will act on your commands. So each command that you have been told of during the training program can be used by your depending how you are going to use the horse.
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You can rein in the Kiger Horse with the same basic techniques through which you control or rein all other horse, but special care has to be taken if the horse is not trained for the purpose. For example, some horse are more exposed to wild life or not trained for riding at all. In this case, you will face some challenge to make the horse get used to riding.
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If you are not confident about your riding skills and not sure how the horse is going to react to your riding attempts, whether it is trained or not, make sure you ride the horse in a supervised environment first. This means that your riding trainer or family person should be with you when you are riding the horse.
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If you have recently bought the horse from an area where the horse was not exposed for riding, make sure you get it trained for riding first. No horse finds it comfortable to let anyone ride it without causing some troubles. Riding a horse that is not trained for riding poses serious injury risks and you should avoid it.
