No, I wasn't doubting you, I genuinly didn't remember when he did so.
Well, there might have been other factors in why he rode a horse. He might have wanted to impress the princess in the first case, and in the second case he might have wanted to save his pride rather than go without a horse.
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Erk!
I was asking if I was wrong cause I could be crossing movies. I was pretty tired when I saw it. ^^;
Aaaanyway, I still don't agree with Gimli riding a horse, Dwarves have ponies and strong ridings dogs on market for a reason, yo!

Aaaanyway, I still don't agree with Gimli riding a horse, Dwarves have ponies and strong ridings dogs on market for a reason, yo!
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Eh, just specutalting really. It's a commonality though that Dwarves dislike being too far off the ground, especially while talking about horse riding and boating trips. I just like the book a lot more I suppose, more true to abstract facts, common sense, and continuity regarding plot and events in my opinion. 
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