still halters. Just the other day, someone let all 26 of my horses out
of the pastures and into the road. Thank goodness for the horses that
had halters on as I was able to grab them and lead them with the non
haltered (and wild) ones following them. At that hour of the night, if I
did not have halters on them, then there would have been hurt or dead
horses.
Lisa
On 10/6/2009 4:48 PM, Jessica Johann wrote:
>
> Kim,
>
> Do they make breakaway halters that small for the babies? I do not
> like to leave halters on the horses fear something may happen to them,
> but then again it is nice to have a halter on when that one horse
> decides hes gonna take a stroll into the neighbors yard. Lord knows I
> have had that happen too many times and no halters have been on the
> horses. Makes it a little harder to catch them! My gelding is
> petrified of his own shadow so he is a hard one to get a hold of even
> in the pasture let alone out and about in the neighbors yard. I will
> look into the breakaway halter or seeing about rigging up a halter of
> my own so that I can work with him. I thank you for your time and
> advice as usual! Happy Trails
> Jessica Johann
> =)
>
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