Common Sense Essentials

from Horse Smart At Coach Central Hosted by Brenda

This episode talks about safety best practices, when leading and working around horses and when riding out. Also, it helps you differentiate between the two categories listed in the Rider Manual so that when you write the level one test, you don't confuse the two areas and lose marks unnecessarily. I've also included a few stories of examples that have happened in my time with Horses. New things are coming - like a membership and courses which will give you support where you are at any level. Watch for the Foundation Members Launch and get in on the ground floor at the best price ever offered (and offered for a very limited) time. PM me for more information and to be among the first on board. Enjoy your horse and stay safe!

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