1. Horses have a nearly 360-degree field of vision. This is due to the positioning of their eyes on the sides of their head. However, they have two blind spots – one directly behind them, and the other directly in-front of their head. This means that they cannot see the grass they are grazing on, or the carrot you are sticking out to them! Instead, they will move their head or use their mobile and sensitive lips, whiskers and sense of smell to know what is in-front of them. 2

1. Safety First: Always wear a properly fitted helmet and suitable footwear when around horses. Safety equipment can prevent injuries and ensure a secure riding experience. RECOMMENDED BY BRAND CHAMPION 2. Start Slow: Take your time to get to know your horse and build a trusting relationship. Begin with basic grooming and handling before progressing to riding. 3. Listen and Learn: Pay attention to your instructors guidance. Listen carefully to their instructions on how to mou