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Leading and Tying

Proper handling of your horse prevents accidents and helps to ensure that you, other people around you and your horse will be safe and sound. In this video I go over safe crosstie practices and tying procedures.

Video Credits: “Laurus” and Brookwood Stable both owned by Sarah Baldwin

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    Cori Christmann

    Originally from Canada but now living in beautiful sunny Southern California, Cori is the daughter of a trainer, so she was practically born and raised on a horse. She spent her junior years showing non-stop in the hunters, equitation and jumpers, while also helping with the family business (coaching students, training horses, mucking stalls you name it). She has learned a lot over the years from some amazing horsemen and women and has had lots of experience with different types of horses and students of many abilities.

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