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| safety of the rider and the horse. | | | | networkwater tank |
| For the protection of the head, you need to wear | | | | Cleaning Equipment for the team |
| a good helmet. The use of hard hat is required | | | | Cleaning Equipment for the horse brush roots a |
| especially for the students of the pony club and | | | | Hooftwo sponges, one for the eyes and |
| boys under the age of 14 years. Additional | | | | nostrilsscraper |
| equipment is fluorescent bands. It is indispensable | | | | Helmets fatwringermane and tail combrag |
| if you travel even short distances on roads used | | | | Team competition for the jockey jacket |
| by cars. Safety equipment includes a belt with a | | | | contestwhite breechesglovestiewhipboots |
| diagonal strip, the bracelets and leggings | | | | The day before your trip, should have a few |
| fluorescent. | | | | things under control. |
| For cross-country competitions and testers wear | | | | - Clean and brush your horse, wash her tail, mane, |
| padded jackets which are used to protect the | | | | hands, feet... if it is hot, wash the whole horse, if |
| rider. | | | | it's cold, be careful not cold. |
| To protect the horse, you have to be applied | | | | - Fleece horse, cut the tail and mane. |
| fluorescent bands on the legs and tail of the | | | | - Make sure your horse does not have any |
| horse. | | | | problems with the truck. |
| Further protection suits especially in winter when | | | | - Give the food to the horse; it always depends |
| the visibility gets smaller and a flashlight attached | | | | on what time is the journey. |
| to the bracket. | | | | - Make sure you have all the equipment loaded, |
| Travel Kit for the horse | | | | yours and the horse's as well |
| As we move into the riding level, we become | | | | At the time of boarding the horse on the truck: |
| conscious of things that we could not even | | | | - Put the block and head halter, plus all the |
| imagine. Travel becomes a common thing when | | | | protectors, blankets and other things you need |
| competition is one of our priorities. | | | | your horse. |
| For contests that are not in your club, you have | | | | - Take it with decisiveness and firmness to the |
| to move the horse. The journey can be half an | | | | ramp of the truck and upload. |
| hour if you travel to another club across town, | | | | - Your helper should close all doors and truck |
| but can be lengthened if it goes further. | | | | divisions once uploaded. |
| Any trip you make with your horse, whether long | | | | - If you have problems: |
| or short, should make plans and check everything. | | | | - Try a bit of feed or give him a pat on the rump |
| * The truck or trailer will be important in good | | | | with determination. |
| condition, ready to go. Note the oil, gasoline, tires. | | | | If this fails: |
| Make it clear to the driver where and how they | | | | -Take a long rope. Need help from two people: |
| arrived at the equestrian destination. | | | | Place the rope under the buttocks of the horse |
| *A long list, but basic, which as you know what | | | | and pull forcefully ahead for the horse walk up the |
| you need and what you use your horse will be | | | | ramp. |
| easy to remember: | | | | -Do not forget to take the rope course, since |
| Team competition for the working horse | | | | you may need it to return. |
| haltermountblanketprotectors or bandages | | | | -Once the horse is already in the truck, cuddle a |
| workbellswhip | | | | lot and give him a carrot as a reward. He will love |
| Travel Kit for the horse head | | | | it. |