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It's totaly a matter of your preference. If you like grace and animals, I would recommend horseback riding, but if you like adrenaline, strategy and maybe a bit of fighting, then I would recommend hockey. (I actually like all of those atributes, but I hate hocky and love horse... Just goes to show you. No-one can decide for you) Just go and try out both of them. See wich one you like.
Note: To all people who think horseback riding is gay: It's only gay when guys ride English... IT'S SO GAY
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