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"Riding English" originated in England, and is distinguished by several key features. Riders adopting this style typically use a forward seat position, leaning slightly forward, especially during activities like jumping. The tack used is lighter and more minimalist, often featuring snaffle bridles that allow for direct rein pressure. English riding is associated with formal disciplines like dressage, show jumping, eventing, and fox hunting. Riders usually employ a two-handed reining technique fo

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