Horse Saddle Research Paper

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The first thing you do is get the horse out of the stall you put the halter over its head and cross tie it to the barn, the halter is essential this is so that when you are getting the horse ready it doesn’t run off it can also save your life in some cases for example if you have a scared horse and it goes crazy the horse will not hurt you or anybody around you this can also help with the keeping the horse in control.

The next thing you do is brush the horse off, you will get a curry comb and brush both sides and the back of the horse off the reason you do this is so when you put the saddle on it doesn’t slide of sometimes if you go on a long ride you will have to tighten the saddle up this is also a very important thing to do if your saddle

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