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Great idea!

Barbara


> One time I did, however, take off at a good gallop when we hit 
> a wide part in the trail and then move my horse over with a leg yield 
> thus opening a hole for the other horse to take off as a dead out 
> runaway. I run along with him for about 100 meters - listening to the 
> rider scream for her horse to slow down - then back my horse off; 
> watching the other horse gallop into the sunset. I find that works 
> pretty well - one more reasons for good dressage training for an 
> endurance horse. Sometimes you need to be creative in how you get rid of 
> tailgaters.



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