There are all kinds of cool things we can do with horses that probably resulted in puzzling looks when they were first introduced. Does skijoring come to mind? Now there’s another one and it looks awesome.
The phrase “horse boarding” usually describes what horse owners do when they don’t have a farm of their own to house their equine friends. But it’s also the name of a water sport that combines horseback riding – which we all love – with wakeboarding, which well, some of us probably love. Even if the wakeboarding part isn’t your thing, you can probably find a friend or relative willing to take on that role while you’re in the saddle riding your horse.
The first World Cup of Horse Boarding took place in Ijmuiden, Holland earlier this month and we think it’ll catch on around the world soon. What do you think? Would you horse board?
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Cari Jorgensen is a web content specialist who is also an adjunct professor of English at Santa Ana College.
Sure looks like fun! But we live in the mountains, so it's ski jouring for us!
WOW looks like lots of fun! Would love to try it!
WOW now this is different from out ski jouring in the winter here in VT!
Looks like a lot of fun! Great way to cool off on a hot day!
Looks like fun! But I'd prefer to be the rider and pull them. Too old for that! LOL!
WOW looks exciting to do! Great balance needed on that board, or are you in a binding of sorts?
Hey we can do this on snow right now and lot's of it out there!
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