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Never tease your norse or allow others to tease or abuse him. He may develop habits which are hard to unlearn. Learn simple means of restraint, such as cross-tying in the open and holding up a front foot. Learn the safe and proper way to lift and hold feet, particularly hind feet. Use a long lead strap when leading. Snap chain over nose if horse is difficult to control. Keep both hands on lead strap If horse goes up, release hand nearest to halter so you can stay on the ground. Remember that the horse is stronger than you. You cannot overpull him, so “out-think" him. A quick snap on the lead strap will usually remind him of his manners. Walk beside your horse when leading, not ahead or behind him.
Keep leads and longe lines
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