Connor Schepper

Yes training is surely the key to progress but there are also some physical and mental limits. Some horse can't physically jump well a whole course above a certain height for example, some also don't have the mind to do it.
So yes feeling is crucial, when you know your horse you know when it's too much for him. Your trainer and his/her experience will also be keys to understand your horse's limits!

I agree with Brittany, a physio or osteo checkup could be great to see if there is something wrong 🙂

Hi Tijjani!

Welcome in the equestrian world aha! It's natural to be scared at the beginning, the best thing to do is to find the right trainer that will give you the right horse. Once you understand that nothing bad can happen then the fear will go away. You just have to listen to your trainer and everything will be fine 🙂

I was looking for recipes too and I found great ones below this question: https://www.horsealot.com/answers/59901da69a6d9c1e2a8b4567/easy-horse-treats

Hello, I often order on Krämer, Horze or Dover 🙂

When I feel down I always go to the gym or do a workout at home, it cleans up my head, I don't think about anything else and after I feel so good!

Hi Amelia, I don't know exactly but for a flight from Europe to New York it's about 3.500€, but it depends on the options you take etc.
For Doha I think it is more expensive, and for round trip tickets I would say it's about 9000€

I am not sure but I hope it helps!

Hi Alannah, you can maybe try a withers pad, but you have to make sure the saddle is not too tight for that 😕