restraint and restrain devices

large trun out area for grazing and self exercise

aka:corral, smaller turn out area for exercise

indoor containment unit, not less than 10x10. foaling stall 12x14 breeding 20x20

Close, confined (padded) area, very sturdy, but alows access to most areas of the horse

• Ears back--mad!!!
• if swinging hind quarters towards you, may kick

Talk to horse to make sure your presence knonw and approach if possible from left shoulder.

Try to maintan contact at all times. The closer you are, the less force a kick could have.

Walk at left shoulder. Hold lead with your right hand, 8-10 inches from the horse's head. Hold other end of lead in your left hand. Do not allow horse to get behind you.

Always face the horse towards you before releasing. Remove halter and lead together. Back out of stall.

Tie with single leard or cross tie. When tying with a single lead, always tie to a solid fixture. Use a quick release knot. Always tie with a lead, not the reins. Use cross ties with safety snaps and set high in the wal to prevent horse from getting a leg over if it rears.

Nylon, leather or rope device buckled on head. Never leave on a turned out horse.

longer than a dog least so a quick release knot can be made.

Tie head using halter on left and right

Front legs, rope or leather straps, tie together OR rope around neck attached to 1 rear leg.

Drugs, not harmful