Indoor horse-riding clubs become popular in Dalian
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Targeting the children and adolescents of the wealthy, a new indoor horse-riding club opened at a shopping mall in Dalian, Northeast China’s Liaoning province.
The club has nine ponies, which are about 1.2 to 1.4 meters high.
It costs 400 yuan ($61.2) for 45 minutes. For those who want to take a try, it costs 168 yuan for 15 minutes.
“Indoor horse-riding clubs are springing up all around the country,” said Li Xiaoyang, general manager of Dalian Liangyun Equestrianism Club.
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