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-<!-- 1. Label on an outline drawing of a horse, or point out on a live horse a minimum of 15 different parts of a horse.  -->
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-<!-- 2. Label on an outline drawing or point out on a real saddle and bridle: Western— minimum of 10 parts of the saddle and 6 parts of the bridle; English—minimum of 9 parts of the saddle and 7 parts of the bridle.  -->
+<!-- 2. Label on an outline drawing or point out on a real saddle and bridle: Western— minimum of 10 parts of the saddle and 6 parts of the bridle; English—minimum of 9 parts of the saddle and 7 parts of the bridle. -->
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-<!-- 3. Demonstrate and explain the purpose of safety equipment while riding and working around horses—riding helmet and boots (or hard soled shoes with a heel).  -->
+<!-- 3. Demonstrate and explain the purpose of safety equipment while riding and working around horses—riding helmet and boots (or hard soled shoes with a heel). -->
-;Helmet: Protection of the head.  If rider falls from horse, or struck by horse, a helmet will provide some protection if it properly worn. Rider must not be careless around the horse though.
+;Helmet: Protection of the head. If rider falls from horse, or struck by horse, a helmet will provide some protection if it properly worn. Rider must not be careless around the horse though.
-;Boot: Smooth bottom with heel.  In the case the horse bolts and riders' foot slides forward in the stirrup, the heel of the boot will catch and prevent further entanglement.
+;Boot: Smooth bottom with heel. In the case the horse bolts and riders' foot slides forward in the stirrup, the heel of the boot will catch and prevent further entanglement.
 ;Long pants: It is also a good idea to wear long pants when riding.
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-<!-- 4. Demonstrate and explain a minimum of 5 rules to safely approach and lead a horse.  -->
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 # '''''Never''''' approach a horse from the backside. A horse can not see you from straight behind and may startle and kick you. Approach from the side or front. Be sure it knows that you are there. If in a stall, knock on some wood softly or whistle, to let him know that you are there.
 # Stand to the left side of the horse's head when leading - at the shoulder is too far back. Keep an arms distance away so the horse doesn't step on you.
-# If the rope has a chain on the end, hold the rope below the chain.  If you were to hold the chain and the horse pulls it through your hand, it can injure your hand.  Hold the extra rope in the left hand, figure-eight style.  Do not coil or loop the rope around your hand, you don't want to get tangled if the horse bolts.
+# If the rope has a chain on the end, hold the rope below the chain. If you were to hold the chain and the horse pulls it through your hand, it can injure your hand. Hold the extra rope in the left hand, figure-eight style. Do not coil or loop the rope around your hand, you don't want to get tangled if the horse bolts.
-#  When turning right, lean or push into the horse, so it can't step on you as easily. To stop, pull back.
+# When turning right, lean or push into the horse, so it can't step on you as easily. To stop, pull back.
 # Avoid excessively long lead ropes, you can become entangled in an emergency.
 # Use a quick release knot when tying the horse. Never tie below the horses' withers. Tie to objects that are strong enough to hold if the horse pulls back.
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 # Never go around the back, unless you are at least 3 feet away, or you are very close with your hand on the horse's flank.
 # Don't ride when there's lightning, because some horses can be spooked easily.
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-Always pay attention.  Remember that the horse plus you are much taller than just you are, so watch for overhead obstacles. Also the horse is bigger than just you, so you need to choose a path that the horse and you will fit through. Rough ground and rocks can cause the horse to trip and fall so be careful.
+Always pay attention. Remember that the horse plus you are much taller than just you are, so watch for overhead obstacles. Also the horse is bigger than just you, so you need to choose a path that the horse and you will fit through. Rough ground and rocks can cause the horse to trip and fall so be careful.
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