How women should ride

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How women should ride

by C. De Hurst

EN·~2 hours

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A practical, down‑to‑earth guide written especially for women who are new to the saddle, this book walks readers step by step from the first tentative trot to confident riding across the countryside. The author sidesteps dense technical jargon, focusing instead on the fundamentals of safety, balance and poise, and offers clear advice for parents who consider introducing their daughters to the sport too early. Warm, encouraging prose makes the learning curve feel manageable, emphasizing patience and steady practice over flashy technique.

Through a series of helpful illustrations, the text demonstrates correct posture, hand placement, rein handling and the use of basic equipment, all aimed at building a solid foundation. Readers will find concise lessons on mounting, steering, and gentle control of the horse, as well as tips for progressing toward more spirited activities like hunting rides. The result is a concise, friendly handbook that equips aspiring equestriennes with the confidence and knowledge they need to enjoy riding safely and gracefully.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (165K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2012-07-12

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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C. De Hurst

Known only by a pseudonym, this late-19th-century author wrote a lively, practical guide to horseback riding for women. The surviving record is slim, but the book itself stands out for its clear advice, focus on safety, and confidence-building tone.

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