Ali Abbas Zafar, director of the movie, took to Twitter to post a 14-second-long video, where the "Tublelight" actor can be seen riding a horse.
"Straight from New York, with no sleep @BeingSalmanKhan jumps in for horse riding training @TigerZindaHai #Morocco," wrote Zafar, 37.
The team started shooting the last leg for the sequel to "Ek Tha Tiger" yesterday.
It has also been shot in the UAE and Austria.
The second installment to the 2014 film is scheduled to hit the screens this December.
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