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What to Wear |
"Half the failures in life arise from pulling in
one's horse as he
is leaping." |
—Julius &
Augustus Hare |
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Wear comfortable clothing: All training sessions are held either outdoors in a round pen, a pasture, a paddock area, or inside in unheated buildings. You will be exposed to a barnyard environment that has hay, dust, and manure. It is imperative that you dress appropriately. It is better to overdress and be able to remove extra clothing than it is to underdress and become chilled or uncomfortable. It is always advisable to wear sunscreen on exposed body parts. Please remember that you are dressing to work outside, (or in a barn), with a horse. |
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Your kit list: |
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Long pants (not shorts) |
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Boots or closed shoes (not sandals; horses are very heavy, even the small ones!) |
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Long-sleeved shirt (layered clothing; it’s easier to get cooler, than to find clothes to get warm!) |
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Hat (for your own personal shade!) |
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Sunscreen |
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Bring some gloves |
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Even if the weather is moderate, the ground may be cold, damp, or muddy. |
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