How do you set up a single horse haress? How does it attach to the carriage?
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Below is a website that will help you make sure you have the correct size harness for your horse, as well as various pictures of horses in harness.\n\nThe collar harness pictured is better than the breastcollar type, which causes rubs on the shoulders.
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it is very simple ,just make sure that all the eyes on the rod are aligned making sure that the joints are tight but do not force the sections together as they are nearly impossible to seperate if forced together,attach reel to handle and start to thread line through rod rings but make sure line is around bale arm and line will rerieve to reel when wound in if you do not do this then whole rod will have to be re-threaded,when line is out of top ring you can then attach float and weights and hook,hope this has helped,any more questions do not be afraid to ask
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Not real sure. You need to go hang around the Horse Track and get talking. You will meet Trainers just keep an eye open and talk to them. You could get you a $5,000 claiming horse and it already know some. Work with it and try to win a few races and people start knowing you. Then look around and buy a reasonable 1-2 year old to start from scratch. You hang around the track you will figure it out.
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Declarations are not in yet for this meeting, but will be later this afternoon - check out www.racingpost.co.uk and click Cards on the left hand side of the page, then select the date you want and finally the course.\n\nAs a rough guide when picking out horses it is always a good idea to look at them in the paddock before the race.  Check to see if they look well (shiny coat, bright eyes, not looking overweight) and how they are reacting to the surroundings.  As a rule of thumb a horse that misbehaves before a race will not run well as they are not concentrating on their job.\n\nFinally pick up a Racing Post tomorrow morning and read through the form guides before you get to the meeting.\n\nHappy racing!
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You need to coordinate this with the rest of your group. Your materials that you'll use will depend on the materials of the rest of the device. Is it going to be a realistic version, or a modern version? Is this going to be only for display purposes or is this going to be an actual working trebuchet?\n\nI think you need to talk with your group a bit more first.
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Go to e-ponies.com and they should help.
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Hi, I barrel raced for years and won alot.  The best thing I can say is to try to stay as close to the horse as you can for air streaming.  Good balance is a must.  I tied a barrel with a cable through it between two trees.  Then had someone shake it slowly at first, then faster as I got better.  It's a trick I learned from watching my brothers pratice bull riding.  It really does work.  Another thing is when you are practicing, at first anyway, make sure the horse you are riding already knows the barrels.  A green horse will fight and throw you all over the place.  Believe me I know!!!!!  When you sinch your saddle on, walk your horse, then sinch again.  3 times.  That should make sure your saddle is on tight enough.  Alot of horses will blow themselves up, so the saddle won't be very tight. When you walk them, they can't bloat themselves out.  Last but not least, even if you fall, KEEP GETTING BACK ON!!!! No matter how much it hurts.  Hope you have lots of fun, I did.
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I guess it depends on the speed of the horse.  If you are trotting, then you will need to learn how to move with the horse.
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a horse with two riders
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With a simple bow, like you'd use to tie your shoelaces,  at the side of the hat, the lettering on the ribbon at the front.\n\nTie the bow so it lies flat with the bows towards the top of the hat and the tails hanging down.
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Try equine.com or horsetopia.com thats where i found mine.\n\ni like equine.com better.
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Pull on the bit (not so hard that you hurt the horse’s mouth) and try to sit heavily on the saddle so that the horse feels your weight.  If that doesn’t work you can pull a bit harder on the bit.  If that doesn’t work, pull on the reins briefly and then release, then pull again, then release, etc. This makes it harder for the horse to get up on the bit and just ride through your pressure on his/her mouth.  The only time you can ever pull hard enough on the bit to really hurt the horse is if it is a serious emergency.
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Try this. It's a tutorial on how to do one (below).
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A good place to start would be the Society of the Military Horse forums.\nhttp://www.militaryhorse.org/forum/\n\nRifle saddle "holsters" are usually called rifle or carbine scabbards.
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A horse, just like my avatar.
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i never heard of that.  but i assume it is a little one that stands behind the bride and holds her train.  i don't think they do that anymore.  check out footage of the royal wedding.  They are uber traditional, and would def. have any of that kind of stuff.
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Fan, then chicken wire, then hay, then chicken wire.\nMake the hay and wire the same size square as the fan.\nThe hay should be about 6" thick.\nPlastic pipe with 3/64 holes every 6" across the top of the hay.\nConnect a hose to 1 end and cap the other.\nTurn on water little by little until you get a trickle from the holes.\nTurn on the fan.\nSwamp cooler!