What side of the road should you ride horses on?

Horses should be ridden on the left side of the road in most countries. This is the same rule as for driving cars in most of the world.

Here's why:

* Safety: Riding on the left side allows you to see oncoming traffic, especially in areas with limited visibility. It also makes it easier to judge distances and avoid collisions.

* Courtesy: It's a common courtesy to ride on the left side of the road to avoid obstructing other road users.

* Legal in many places: In many countries, riding on the left side of the road is a legal requirement.

However, there are some exceptions:

* Australia and New Zealand: These countries drive on the left side of the road, so riders also ride on the left.

* Specific areas: In some areas, local rules or customs may dictate a different side of the road for horse riding.

Always check the local rules and regulations before riding your horse on the road. It's also a good idea to wear bright clothing and use a reflective vest for increased visibility, especially when riding in low light conditions.