How to Act in a Stable

Never run in the yard., Never yell or shout., Never look a horse in the eye., Never approach a horse from behind., Never make loud noises as you may spook the horse., Even if it is raining, don't use an umbrella or were flapping waterproofs., Don't...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Never run in the yard.

    Running can scare the horses, and is dangerous for you too a you can easily slip.

    Walk, or power walk if the horses are calm.
  2. Step 2: Never yell or shout.

    Yelling/shouting can scare the horses.

    Use a calm quiet voice at all times. , This is thought of as threatening.

    Look just below or around the shoulder. , Go calmly towards their shoulder. , Spooked horse's can often panic and hurt themselves. , These can spook even the most quiet of horse's. , No splashing water at your friends or "galloping" around the yard.

    Save this for the park. , If they are tied up, tacked up, etc. this can be quite dangerous. , This cause's them to drop.

    Open them them like everyone else. , Smoking is prohibited in all yards for obvious reasons.

    One cigarette in the straw and you have a barn fire on your hands. ,, They may be trying something difficult, and not only may you throw their concentration, you could also spook their horse. ,
  3. Step 3: Never look a horse in the eye.

  4. Step 4: Never approach a horse from behind.

  5. Step 5: Never make loud noises as you may spook the horse.

  6. Step 6: Even if it is raining

  7. Step 7: don't use an umbrella or were flapping waterproofs.

  8. Step 8: Don't be silly.

  9. Step 9: Never leave a horse unattended.

  10. Step 10: Don't climb over gates.

  11. Step 11: No smoking.

  12. Step 12: Be kind and polite

  13. Step 13: especially to the yard owners.

  14. Step 14: Don't distract people who are riding.

  15. Step 15: Obey any and all rules that the yard may have in place.

Detailed Guide

Running can scare the horses, and is dangerous for you too a you can easily slip.

Walk, or power walk if the horses are calm.

Yelling/shouting can scare the horses.

Use a calm quiet voice at all times. , This is thought of as threatening.

Look just below or around the shoulder. , Go calmly towards their shoulder. , Spooked horse's can often panic and hurt themselves. , These can spook even the most quiet of horse's. , No splashing water at your friends or "galloping" around the yard.

Save this for the park. , If they are tied up, tacked up, etc. this can be quite dangerous. , This cause's them to drop.

Open them them like everyone else. , Smoking is prohibited in all yards for obvious reasons.

One cigarette in the straw and you have a barn fire on your hands. ,, They may be trying something difficult, and not only may you throw their concentration, you could also spook their horse. ,

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