you ride with the left hand facing the wall closest to you and the right hand into the areana and when you are asked or you want to change rein you ride in a little circle till youre right hand faces the wall.
That is factually incorrect. In the UK, you ride left to left but in France your ride right to right. when you are showjumping and warming up there is a red flag on the right which shows you which jump to go over.the correct direction
-------u pass left shoulder to left shoulder-the person going to the left has the right of way
Always pass on the right (follow this rules if you are going the same speed as the person you are passing and they are going the opposite direction as you), In every other scenario pass on the inside of the person that is going at a slower gait. It is always polite to tell the person you are passing by saying "Inside!" if you know the person's name add that to the end, if not say the horse color. Ex: "Inside Molly!" or "Inside Bay!" Obviously you shouldn't say this in the show ring as this might loose you some points.
When riding in an arena going the wrong direction, always pass on the inside.
While riding in at a riding school either in an indoor or outdoor arena people are expected to pass left to left. Anyone going at a faster gait has the right of way. Slower riders should move towards the inside track and not ride on the rail.
The rider who does not have right of way do in an indoor or outdoor riding school should go into the inside track.
A school or riding school
It's not quite clear if the question is about riding an animal in an arena, or a bike or car. If you are driving a vehicle, then either you, or other vehicles have the right of way in particular situations. If you are waiting to turn across opposing traffic, you should be signaling your intentions, waiting in the center lane adjacent to your turning destination, because you do NOT have right of way to turn in front of other traffic.
i thin it is The diagonal
That would be an arena.
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When riding in an arena you are supposed to pass LEFT TO LEFT. So let's say you were on the right rein and passing someone on the left rein you would ride on the inside track and the other person would be on the outside track so that you would pass left shoulder to left shoulder. Hope this helps :)
When horseback riding, your inside leg is the leg facing the inside of the arena. Therefore, your outside leg is the leg facing the outside of the arena.
If you are rising with the left lead...when you reach the center of the arena, you will sit a beat, then you will rise with the right lead.
Person to the right or first to get to intersection