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Being a media student, part of my course requires me to write assignment papers and scripts for pre-production. So with that in mind, I was interested to read Riding The Alligator by Pen Densham, a screen-writer who wrote the successful Robin Hood film with Kevin Costner. The name of the book comes from the cover image, which depicts his younger self doing the eponymous activity while being filmed by his father.
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There are some really good suggestions for off-the-horse exercises. This book is ideal for adults getting back into English(as opposed to Western) riding - especially if you rode when you were so small that the only way to grip was with your knees (not the way to ride!). It covers really basic information - like how to find an instructor and a riding school. It covers walking, trotting, cantering and jumping. There is a very informative chapter for the nervous rider.
Unfortunately, such fun comes at a price. While there are shows that serve the skill level of every rider, from backyard offerings at a local riding school to weeklong extravaganzas with national media coverage, they all stretch the pocketbook. Nearly everyone has to find creative ways to indulge their passion for competing. Before venturing into the realm of competition, there are two rules of showing that every exhibitor needs to memorize:
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