Re: RC: Re: Fwd: RC: I made a decision w. all your help - THANKYOU

[CMKSAGEHIL@aol.com]

In a message dated 3/27/00 9:22:50 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
michrowe@frontier.net writes:

<<  Sure I can send the horse in,
 but I still would have to go in and close the divider, which I would rather
 do after the horse is tied in (so I don't get ran over). >>

Tying the horse prior to closing the divider is a good way to have a wreck if 
he sets back.  Send the horse in, go in and close the divider, and THEN tie 
him.  If he starts to move back, you are only two horse-widths away from that 
HUGE door!

Heidi