If you don't already take lessons, improve your riding skill and horse care knowledge by investing in a series of lessons at a reputable stable. This will boost your confidence and knowledge and give you a better idea of your equestrian ambitions. Camps Around the country there are camps for both adults and children dealing with all areas of horsemanship. Sign up for a camp and you will receive an intensive course in your chosen area. Leasing This a great option.
Leases are often affordable and can be for varying amounts of time.
A leased horse offers the responsibility of horse ownership without the long-term commitment. Sharing If you have a friend who is also considering buying a horse, think about sharing. With a sharing agreement, everything is shared the chores, riding and expenses. Volunteering For people who simply love to be around horses and do not want to ride, there are opportunities to help others. The Riding for the Disabled Association needs volunteers to help with their programs, as do other organizations.