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Horse Talk!
anyone ever been on a run away horse?
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<blockquote data-quote="msscamp" data-source="post: 152612" data-attributes="member: 539"><p>You crank one or the other of the reins for all you're worth. It's difficult for a horse to run if he/she is circling. If you don't have that kind of strength, you head 'em for a fence, get a good hold on the saddle horn, and hope you don't part company. Outcome was ok.</p><p></p><p>Sorry, I misunderstood the 'what happened' part. It can be anything from something spooking them resulting in panic with a green-broke horse, to a spoiled older horse that doesn't want to listen. I've had it happen for a variety of reasons, including all of the above. After you get them under control, you empty your boots, possibly change your underwear, analyze the situation and make corrections. We have a horse that can and will get the bit in her teeth and run away if given the opportunity. The bridle was adjusted and problem solved.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="msscamp, post: 152612, member: 539"] You crank one or the other of the reins for all you're worth. It's difficult for a horse to run if he/she is circling. If you don't have that kind of strength, you head 'em for a fence, get a good hold on the saddle horn, and hope you don't part company. Outcome was ok. Sorry, I misunderstood the 'what happened' part. It can be anything from something spooking them resulting in panic with a green-broke horse, to a spoiled older horse that doesn't want to listen. I've had it happen for a variety of reasons, including all of the above. After you get them under control, you empty your boots, possibly change your underwear, analyze the situation and make corrections. We have a horse that can and will get the bit in her teeth and run away if given the opportunity. The bridle was adjusted and problem solved. [/QUOTE]
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