Saddling, bridling and riding the western horse (1994)

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Loch, Wayne Eugene

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1994

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safe horse handling, basic riding techniques, proper equipment use

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Horse sports are very rewarding when safety practices are followed. But maintaining safe working conditions when handling horses cannot be overemphasized. Riders should have a working knowledge of horse behavior so they can anticipate and prevent potential hazardous situations. Horses are easily startled animals by nature, but most accidents can be prevented by using proper handling methods. This publication discusses basic riding techniques and provides information on proper saddling, bridling and riding.

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