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There is certainly some truth to the idea that horses give us the wings we lack—and that they lack, too. Anyone who lives with horses—like the authors of this blog—but has also experienced them in vastly different parts of the world always has a story to tell. And that is exactly what we aim to do with this eclectic mix of topics.

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The horse is the perfect—albeit sometimes unwelcome—mirror. It does not faithfully and submissively answer the question, "Who is the fairest of them all?" No, the horse always holds up an unvarnished mirror to us. Yet this is precisely what makes these animals so valuable to us humans and our personal growth. It is difficult to hide anything from a horse; it intuitively senses both our weaknesses and our strengths.

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A female rider is galloping bareback on her brown horse through a summery landscape. The horse is wearing a bridle, but the rider is riding without a saddle. She is wearing ripped blue jeans and a red-and-black plaid top. She has long brown hair that is blowing in the wind. The landscape in the background has a steppe-like appearance. Only the horse's head, neck, and upper body are visible in the image.
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It’s pointless to argue: the horse senses the mood...

... and the heartbeat. Even when we, as riders, try to calm a horse with our voice after a problematic incident, the animals detect the discrepancy between our actual state of mind—ranging from agitation to anger—and the words we are speaking. We humans tend to underestimate this gap, as we are so accustomed to verbal communication and believe it to be the most crucial aspect of interaction.

Human body signals

Horses can also sense our heartbeat and detect our breathing—and not just from a distance of a few centimeters. As various studies have shown, horses are also capable of interpreting human facial expressions and fully understand the difference between a good mood, fear, anger, and so on.

Two Western riders are shown from behind with their horses. They are riding side by side, with a herd of cattle and a vast prairie stretching to the horizon ahead of them. It is a symbolic image of cowboys.
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Experiences with Riding, Lessons, and Trail Rides

In this blog, we share experiences covering a wide range of topics related to riding, trail rides, and riding lessons. Think of our blog simply as a collection of diverse subjects. For various accounts of our experiences, we have also made an effort to compile relevant images and present them to you in small photo galleries.

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An atmospheric evening view of Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna. The image shows a large expanse of water in front of the palace, reflecting the palace façade as well as lights and torches. The photo was likely taken during the Christmas season, as illuminated star-shaped figures are also visible.
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Get to know Vienna!

Vienna, Bratislava, Prague and Budapest – four capital cities quite close to each other. Get to know the centrope region, enjoy your stay there and find the most amazing places in this area. Regiotours will help you!

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A group of several riders are riding their horses through a sand dune. Sparse vegetation is visible, a strip of sand runs through the center, and the riders and horses are moving away from the camera. The image was taken on Denmark's west coast.
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Learn Horseback Riding

Why not enjoy the ride on a horse? Not only to go anywhere specific, just try it out. Learn horseback riding, a great way to relax, to do sports and of course to learn. Feel the saddle, enjoy your ride and find a stable!

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Two vintage cars are parked on a street in Havana. The car in the center of the image has its passenger-side door open.
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Enjoy Cuba instead of Hurry Cuba

See the beautiful cities of Cuba, enjoy your rides, visit great tobacco farms and be guided by locals. Why more and more people use the service these european guys startet? Well, because they are into the service idea.

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A blonde woman working in an office – possibly as a secretary or an administrative clerk - is resting her head on her desk. An open laptop sits in front of her, and she is holding the handset of a landline phone. The woman is evidently overwhelmed or frustrated by her work. At the very least, she is exhausted.
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