[DOC] [TLE] 3 Ways to Mount a Horse - wikiHow [PAR] It's very important to check your horse's girth before mounting. ... If you have a 
mounting block, move it so that it is just under the stirrup you will use to ... If you're 
using a mounting ramp, step onto the ramp prior to putting your foot in the stirrup. [DOC] [TLE] Mounting the Horse - Advice from Woodland Horse Center [PAR] If you're taking group lessons, stay ... have obvious torn or weak places that could 
present a safety hazard. Checking the ... You put your feet in stirrup irons when 
you're in the saddle. Strips of ... Spring from your right foot and push down with 
your hands ... very short person riding a very tall horse, a mounting block will be [DOC] [TLE] How to Prevent Moving When Mounting - Parelli Natural ... [PAR] When Your Horse Walks Off When You're Trying to Mount -a Horse Training 
article by Pat Parelli We've all seen the desperate rider who's halfway up into the 
saddle when ... It may sound (and look) funny, but that can be a very dangerous 
situation. ... Then put your foot in the stirrup and step up again.mount your horse 
three... [DOC] [TLE] How to Mount a Horse, Mounting A Horse by Cherry Hill [PAR] Over the years, young horses have been safely mounted in a variety of ways. ... 
Don't change your style of mounting the day of the first ride because ... the horse 
is facing, put your left foot in the stirrup, bounce on your right leg while ... If 
working with a very sensitive, rather spooky horse you may wish to consider this 
method. [DOC] [TLE] Ease Mounting Pressures on Your Horse | EQUUS Magazine [PAR] The way you mount up from ground to saddle at the start of a ride has important ... 
To really look at the science of mounting, we have to travel back in time to 1669 ... 
As the rider takes one foot off the ground and inserts it into the stirrup, then .... if 
you're very athletic and coordinated and you get your horse used to it, you can... [DOC] [TLE] Mounting, Dismounting, and Riding Horses Safely | Equine Science ... [PAR] With your horse properly and safely tacked, you are ready to mount, provided you 
... If the reins are split, lead with the rein on the near (left) side and rest the ... This 
gives you something secure to hold on to while preventing you from putting 
excess ... Once in the saddle, place your right foot in the stirrup and take the reins 
in... [DOC] [TLE] Mounting and Dismounting - Paso Fino Horse Association [PAR] Mounting Mounting your horse is the first step to riding ... When you are ready to 
mount, step to the left side of the horse and stand beside the saddle ... event you 
need to pull your foot out quickly. Next, put your right hand on the pommel (front) 
of the saddle, .... technique is better if you have a very tall horse or otherwise can't
. [DOC] [TLE] Equusite.com - Mounting 103: improve your mounting techniques for ... [PAR] If you have read both of our other articles on mounting a horse, and have ... but I'd 
like you to take a second to think about what really matters...is it your horse's ... 
When you mount with pressure on the reins, you are not only telling the horse to 
... Once you put your foot in the stirrup and lift off the ground, any movement from
... [DOC] [TLE] Equusite.com - Standing Still While Mounting [PAR] If your horse is acting up at mounting time, you must first rule out any source of 
pain or ... It is very important that all our horses know how to stand still while 
being mounted. ... If you have contact with his mouth, he will be more likely to 
move, because you are giving ... Place your foot in the stirrup. ... Put pressure in 
the stirrup. [DOC] [TLE] 12 Practical Tips for Teaching Your Horse to Stand Still for Mounting ... [PAR] But since horses are flight animals standing still

Question: You've really put your foot in it if you're mounting your horse
Answer: a stirrup