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*Workbook for young people

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*Short story about Bucky, the miracle mini.

Visit HorseSense HorseManship website. Located in Central Alberta. www.horsesensedk.com

*Training of all breeds Specializing in Gaited Horses.

*Experienced teaching horsemanship lessons for people of all abilities.

*Experienced horse hauling.

*Available to travel to your home.

*Workbook for young people

*Training manuals including Gaited Horses and Saddle Fit.

*Short story about Bucky, the miracle mini.

Visit HorseSense HorseManship website. Located in Central Alberta. www.horsesensedk.com

Leading A Horse

By Dennis & Karen, on February 27th, 2010

LEADING: NEVER wrap lead ropes or lead shanks around your hand. Loop them over your palm instead. Learn to lead your horse from both sides. Don’t drag the horse behind you or let him charge ahead. NEVER lead a horse by hanging onto his halter – ALWAYS use a lead rope. Tie only to solid objects (fence posts rather than rails, no picnic tables or car mirrors). Use quick release knots or panic snaps.

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