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Defensive Horsemanship Training
Leading and Tying
The Halter and Lead Rope
A Warning About Halters
A Film On Tying the Halter
Review
Leading the Horse
A Film On Leading
Review
Tying
A Film On Tying
Review
The Halter and Lead Rope

The halter should be of good quality. Halters made entirely of rope are a good option.

It should be light and contain a single latch.

It should be easy to work with.

A ½ inch diameter lead rope is best. Your fingers can close over it easily and it provides a substantial tie for the horse as needed.

Photo of a halter made entirely of rope hanging from the post of a hitching rail.  Horses stand within a corral in the background.

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