Zonlover
Jogging around the block
So I have read that:
"In english riding, the rider takes a rein in each hand, whereas western riders take both reins in one hand, allowing the other hand to fall naturally at their side, or lay on their thigh."
The only reins I've ever seen is one strap that each end of is attached to the two sides of the bridle/bit.
Why do they mean "a rein in each hand" and "both reins in one hand"?
"In english riding, the rider takes a rein in each hand, whereas western riders take both reins in one hand, allowing the other hand to fall naturally at their side, or lay on their thigh."
The only reins I've ever seen is one strap that each end of is attached to the two sides of the bridle/bit.
Why do they mean "a rein in each hand" and "both reins in one hand"?