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Then there is the lame brain idiot who invites themselves to ride with 
your small group and when told to not get between horse X and horse Y, 
precedes to pass horse X and pull in behind horse Y. Then you slow down 
to let them go on and they slow down. Then you speed up to get away from 
them since they slowed down and they speed up. Then there is the rider 
that thinks your horse makes the perfect brake because they don't have 
any. I've seen this more often than I want to think about.

Truman

Hoovinit@xxxxxxx wrote:
> My thoughts exactly; at the end of the day, it's much more important 
> to go home uninjured than put yourself or your horse in position where 
> injury from another's horse may happen. But riders should also do 
> their "homework" riding with groups and schooling their horses to be 
> well-behaved and mannerly. If a rider knows their horse has issues 
> behaving in a group situation then they have no business taking their 
> horse into that type situation at a competition until it's resolved.
>
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