Pyongyang, April 7 (KCNA) — The Mirim Riding Club in the DPRK is focusing on improving its service condition and environment.

The club has improved the appearance of its service buildings, including the indoor training ground and the fatigue-relieving center. It is taking measures to provide the convenience for people who do the riding exercise, maintaining the quality of the turf track and enhancing the moisture-retaining and disinfection efficiency of the earth-sand track.

Riders train their new horses in various ways to help them acquire different skills, thus adapting them to the riding service earlier.

Specific measures are taken for feed supply and veterinary care to ensure good health of horses of different ages and species.

The riding knowledge learning room, filled with visual aids, offers a platform for understanding the world’s trend in riding and other related information.

The club also organizes riding courses and offers various information services, while landscaping its surroundings with more trees, flowering plants and shrubs of good species.