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Re: trail safety
There will be some people who feel some trails are dangerous while others deem them
acceptable. Horse riding is more dangerous than many sports. The most important concern
for ride managers should be to adequately describe the conditions of your ride in the
ride entry form. That way we can chose which horse (the safe one or the nutty one) to
take to a ride based on how narrow, steep, difficult the trail is. Or to skip the ride
entirely and do an easier, flatter ride.
Remember it is the rider who is responsible for their horse and their self. Be
prepared, ask questions and enjoy the challenge. Call the RM personally to get further
updates on the trail if you have a questionable horse. And if it gets too bad get off
and lead your horse home.
Jim Mitchell (a veteran in walking horses home for various reasons)
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