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Mary Hamilton is the official safety expert for HORSE’N AROUND and SOUTHEAST EQUINE magazines. You can find her monthly Safety First Series article in each issue.
Missed an issue? You can read all of Mary Hamilton’s Safety First articles here:
February 2006 - 10 Tips for Theft Prevention
January 2006 - Introducing Your New Horse
December 2005 - Loose Horse !
November 2005 - Are You Reade For Winter?
October 2005 - Buying a Horse Part II
September 2005 - So You Want to Buy a Horse - Part I
August 2005 - Tips to Catching Your Horse Safely
July 2005 - Self Defense on the Trails
June 2005 - Train a safer trail horse, part 2
May 2005 - Train a safer trail horse
April 2005 - Train your horse to stand while mounting
March 2005 - Train you horse to stand quietly and relax when tied
February 2005 - Train you horse to stand
January 2005 - Road riding and traffic safety
December 2004 - Safety on the trail
November 2004 - Safety in the saddle
October 2004 - Tack and safety equipment
September 2004 - Safety when on the ground
August 2004 - Be prepared for an emergency in your barn or stable
July 2004 – Horse behavior – reading the signs
June 2004 – Safety is always important
Glossary - Terms to help you
Build Obstacle - Build your own obstacle course

Prepare
for the Worst (09-22-06)
Asks trail riders to prepare for the worst case scenario.
Matching
the Rookie with a Veteran (09-21-06)
Pairing new or younger horses with
a veteran horse on the trail ride.
The
Protective Bubble (09-20-06)
Accidents can happen when horses follow
too
closely.
Preparing
for All Situations (09-19-06)
When on the trail, riders need to be aware
of their surroundings.
Safety
on the Trail Ride (09-18-06)
Courtesy is a key for a safe trail ride.
Rewarding
Your Horse (03-24-06)
Horse appreciate praise.
Overcoming
the Horse's Fear (03-23-06)
Trust is the most important element
in her training program.
Minimizing
Distractions (03-22-06)
On the trail or in the arena, distractions
continue to pop up.
A
Bomb-Proof Horse (03-21-06)
Takes riders to point thier horses
directly at feared obstacles.
Despooking
Your Horse (03-20-06)
A relaxed horse will improve the performance
at the show or on the trail.
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