Sentence examples for ready to be ridden from inspiring English sources

I have stopped to photograph horses – eight or 10 of them, tiny to my distant eye, chestnut brown and somehow perfect – standing against the sky high above me, gazing west and looking wild and ready to be ridden by Native Americans, bareback and fast.

As I said, if you do not know how to do this and usually rely on your bit to steer and stop then you aren't ready to be riding without one.

No horse is born ready to race or be ridden.

Riding school ponies are a million miles away from what most privately owned horses are like, and so it's crucial that you know you're ready to start riding horses that aren't necessarily as safe as the ones you learnt on.

For those kids who aren't even close to be ready to ride rides that are too intense for them, they do have parent switch-offs, so the parents can take in the ride separately.

At dawn the Earl of Warwick "was booted ready to have ridden in the morning", and escape.

And the snow is soft: your leg muscles should be ready to ride it.

If you are not quite ready to ride the legendary Pipeline, it is easy to ride Puerto Escondido's gentler waters as the city is host to a number of surf academies tailored for beginners.

She and three young grandchildren enjoyed the beach in the morning and early afternoon and were ready to ride by the time the gates were unlocked.

In the meantime, he said, "our group's pretty fast, and if you're not ready to ride really hard, you're going to get dropped".

If you're not ready to ride the horse, lounging is a great way for you to exercise your horse and bond together.