Did you know Ayli Ghiya is extremely passionate about horse riding?

Actress and an extremely talented dancer Ayli Ghiya, popularly known for her work in films like 'Hunterrr' and 'Dry Day' explains the passion she has for horse riding. With time and more of learning, Ayli has created a special bond with the horses.The actress was always fascinated by horses and she always wanted to ride them all one once in her life. The actress says, "I have been fascinated by horses since a very young age, I enjoy the speed a lot, and the best feeling is, when the wind hits your face, while you are riding the horse, it's unmatchable."
Recalling her childhood memories of going for horse rides outside the parks, she says, "As kids we used to go for horse ride around these tourist spots,and over there I used to tell the rider, that bhaiya thoda tez chalao na, mujhe bhi chalane do ghoda, and he used to say, ki tum itni choti ho, ghoda khai bhaga ke leke chale jayega.And I used to think that he is telling all this, and riding it himself, so why can't I also ride it."
While growing up, Ayli wasn't even sure that she would ever enroll herself into an horse riding institute.
"It wasn't decided that I will enroll. One day I just decided to just go and check out the horses, and I was so attracted by the whole vibe of the place that I just ended up enrolling myself for the training. I wasn't even aware that you need to command your horse with your feet, legs, hands, posture, until I joined the institute. The first few days were very scary for me because it's the rider's responsibility to take the horse in the right direction, because if you just let the horse be, he will just run around and you might end up hurting yourself.
Creating a bond with the horse took me a while, slowly, I also started learning to give commands the right way, and now, I have bonded with my horse so well, when people talk about friendship between human and animal, I think, having a friend in a horse is the greatest feeling ever. And, now, become extremely passionate about it," says Ayli.