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Mare breaking halter pulling back
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<blockquote data-quote="randiliana" data-source="post: 238995" data-attributes="member: 2308"><p>Get ahold of one of those "natural horsemanship" rope halters. They are really strong and I have never had one break. Use the inner tube method, as it will lessen the chance of her injuring herself, but you will just have to let her fight it out. You will have to make sure you have a good strong leadshank too. The best would be one that attatches directly to the halter, with NO snap, but if you want to use a snap on one pick a good cotton with a bull snap, they are much better than bolt snaps. If all else fails, I have used a rope cow halter. That was a last resort, and you want to have a knife on hand just in case.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="randiliana, post: 238995, member: 2308"] Get ahold of one of those "natural horsemanship" rope halters. They are really strong and I have never had one break. Use the inner tube method, as it will lessen the chance of her injuring herself, but you will just have to let her fight it out. You will have to make sure you have a good strong leadshank too. The best would be one that attatches directly to the halter, with NO snap, but if you want to use a snap on one pick a good cotton with a bull snap, they are much better than bolt snaps. If all else fails, I have used a rope cow halter. That was a last resort, and you want to have a knife on hand just in case. [/QUOTE]
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