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It really helps to make sure the cell phone is likely to work out on the 
trail before taking it.  If you've come from a distance, you may not 
have coverage.
Laney

Cindy Collins wrote:
> When I read about losing the cell phone, I felt I needed to write and say
> that you should never have your cell phone or GPS attached in any way to
> the horse.  They need to be attached to your body.  They are most valuable
> in an emergency...when you and your horse are parted and you need help. 
> BTW, I always get a cell number for ride management and write it on my
> hand or vet card, so I can call for help if needed.  This past weekend I
> felt terrible when a rider was hurt out on the trail and I had left my
> cell phone in my truck accidentally.  Bet I won't forget again any time
> soon.  Cindy
>
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