How experienced are you in the equestrian world?

You should make a horse jump even if it doesn’t like jumping.

You should never grab the mane of the horse when jumping.

You should ride your horse/lesson/lease horse more than once per week.

The crop should rarely be used. When the crop is used it should only be a tap.

When jumping you should always count the horses strides.

You must pick the horses hooves before AND after riding.

You should jump a horse for a maximum of one hour.

If the horse you are riding starts to bolt, you should apply no pressure with your legs, slightly loosen the reins, and circle until he/she stops.

Horses should only be fed apples or carrots as treats.

Always keep your heels down while riding. You must keep a straight line from your shoulders, to your hips, to your heels.

You are only an experienced rider if you jump higher than 2’0 tall.

You shouldn’t praise your horse until the riding session is over.

Horses require lots of care and the proper supplies.

There is a correct lead in the trot, but not in the can'ter or gallop.

You always have to wear heeled boots while riding a horse.

You must be riding a horse that is suitable for you depending on your weight.

When going over a jump, you must always release the reins slightly.

The correct order for tacking up a horse is: saddle pad, girth, saddle, bridle.

Horses can be kept in a stall all day and night if that is what the owner prefers.

Slow/lazy horses require spurs and or a whip/crop.