Horseback Riding Lessons Ebooks - Review Of 3 Products

I rate them on a scale of Horseshoes:

• 5 Horseshoes = Very Good Product. Excellent Bonuses. Recommended.


• 4 Horseshoes = Good product, comparative to others, but lacking a great bonus.


• 3 Horseshoes = Okay product.


• 2 Horseshoes = Not that great of a product.


• 1 Horseshoes = Waste of money.

Train Yourself To Ride is by far my favorite ebook for learning to ride horse, but the least recognized in the internet world. This program offers an additional bonus of a video. Together the book and the video make an excellent teaching medium. The problem I find with most of these programs is that you lack practical experience. Having an accompanying video really makes all the difference in the world.

The website itself is a little too bright for my likings. Too many colored fonts, makes it distracting. However, that being said, it is a very useful website dedicated to horses, and horseback riding.

Read the full review here.

5 out of 5 horseshoes.

If you are new to horseback riding or you haven't rode in a long time, Fraser Weaton's Beginners Guide To Horseback Riding will help you out greatly. His website is engaging and informative, although most of the stuff he offers, could easily be found in other similar type guides. Regardless, he has some amazing bonuses that are extremely beneficial to horse owners/riders. He also offers the first chapter of his ebook free. This is an excellent way to get a feel for the book before you buy it.

While I can say that The Beginners Guide To Horseback Riding is informative and useful, what I didn't like about it was what the website didn't have. Unlike other programs, the website is dedicated only to this ebook. Other programs have websites dedicated to horses, horseback riding and all things horses in general. It made me question who Fraser Wheaton (the author) was, and his connection to horses. His video also bothered me, showing a rider without a helmet. For someone trying to promote horseback riding safety, this was a red flag for me

However, I still found it an good product. You can read the full review here.

3.5 out of 5 horseshoes.

Roger Bourdon has written a number of books dedicated to horseback riding, horses and the health of horses. He is an accomplished and experienced horseman. His site www.anyhorsebackriding.com is dedicated to lovers of horses. At first blush, the website doesn't appear appear all that impressive, however, his ebook can be of great assistance to beginner riders. He has numerous excellent testimonials, and after implementing his techniques, his system is highly recommended.

Roger also offers 7 bonus ebooks compared to the 4 bonuses the Beginners Guide offers, and the video that Train Yourself To Ride offers. For the most part, the bonus ebooks are not necessarily useful, but still entertaining.

You can read more about Roger Bourdens' Introduction To Horseback Riding here.

4 out of 5 horseshoes.

Having devoted over 40 years of my life to horses, I feel that I can speak from some authority about this topic. Although I had the advantage of living in a rural area, and devoted loving parents who indulged my love, not everyone is in that situation. I strongly feel that having a good foundation to the basics of horseback riding is paramount. Ebook education is a very good start.

If you are thinking about learning to ride horses, or has a child that talks non stop about horseback riding, then do yourself a favor and invest in the beginnings of a good education about learning to ride and horses. You will not regret it. My bet is it will just whet your appetite for more, and the real horseback riding lessons will follow soon.

Live, laugh and ride. There is no life like it.

MaryAnn Eastman