Standards on the TRAIL

[dluehosh@juno.com]

WEll, i used to get hair bands in each color to put in Aly's tail. He was
 just fine, but I wanted to give plenty of warning. WORKED TOO! He didn't
kick when mounted, but he was green on trail (not to saddle) and was a
stallion. I'd put ribbons in a stallion's tail regardless... it gives you
more space to deal with issues, and if there are no issues, then the
space makes sure there won't be one.
Gwen

> Red = kicker/biter
> Yellow = stallion 
> Green = green horse (newbie)
> 
> Imagine what a green stallion who kicked & bit would look like! 
> Fortunately, the stallions that went out were well behaved.  (phew!)
> 
> Linda
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