What is Fanny's preferred form of exercise in Mansfield Park?

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Fanny's preferred
form of exercise is horseback riding. It was very common for women to ride as a form of
exercise during this time period. Fanny originally rode an old grey pony, but, as
discussed in Chapter 4, it died. At first, Ms. Norris didn't want to buy Fanny another
horse. She suggested that Fanny could make do with borrowing her cousins' horses when
they weren't wanted. Fanny's health began to suffer until Edmund stepped in and insisted
Fanny have a horse. His mother agreed but his aunt was still reluctant. Edmund
eventually bought Fanny another old, gentle horse. Since it was technically his horse,
Aunt Norris couldn't say anything about it. Fanny's feelings are hurt in a later chapter
when Edmund lends her horse to Ms. Bertram. Fanny definitely gets most of her exercise
from horseback riding.

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