What could you use to lead a horse?

usually a halter and lead rope. you could use a bridle too.

Could you please be more specific with your question. Do you mean what type of halter do you use to lead a horse? Or what type of enclosure you lead a horse in? If you explain more clearly what it is you want to know I can provide an answer to your question.

To lead a horse you would use a halter and lead rope. The lead rope attaches to the halter.

either ride it or take it in a horse trailer! or get a shipper. you could also lead it by a lead rope, or lead shank, or line, i like to say lead rope though.

You use a lead rope. You clip the lead rope to the bottom of the halter and you hold the lead rope and walk to the left of your horse, and just lead him/her around.

You could use a lunge line, long lines, lead ropes (leading the horse) or even teach it to pull a light cart. You could also have someone else pony the horse for you.

Well, you could always tie an Apple or carrot on a stick and lead it in front of you.

To lead a horse, you have three main options. You could lead with a Rope Halter- Which applies pressure to semi-sensitive nerves on the horse's upper nostril, or you could use a Reqular Belt Buckle Halter that attaches by buckling around the under side of the head and over the horse's pole. And last but not least you have a bridle. WARNING!!!: It is not safe to TIE a horse up with a bridle attached…

you buy a halter and put it on your horse and snap a lead rope on it and lead it outside.

I think you are talking about a halter and lead rope, but you could also be talking about a horse trailer. please be specific.

To walk a horse, you would use a halter and lead rope. : )

Halters are the most used horse tack! Before you do anything with horses, you should know about it. Halters are how you lead the horse. You use a halter whenever you lead a horse or tie it up. The lead rope attaches to the halter and is what you hold and tie it with.

You would use a halter and lead rope. The lead rope is attached to the halter, which goes on the head, similar to the bridle. Tip: NEVER wrap the lead rope around your hand, in case your horse bolts.

If you have a horse of no use to you, it could be a compainion to a more "useful" horse!

A halter and lead rope.

The first leg or leading leg depends on what lead you ask the horse to use upon take off, they could use either the left or the right leg.

Just for everyday use to move a horse from place to place? Well, you use a halter, which goes around the horse's head. You attach a lead rope (also called a lead line or lead chain) to the bottom of it and its an easy way to lead a horse around. Its kind of like having a collar on a dog with a leash.

The most common way in walking a horse is with a Halter and Lead. It gives maximum control.

Lead rope or reins.

When you take a horse out to a meadow or pasture you take a lead rope and a halter. The lead rope clips onto the halter so you can control the horse.

Over long distances, you need a trailer and a truck to hitch it to. To just lead a horse, a halter and lead rope.

cowboys used spurs to not only make the horse go faster but also to tell it where to go. He would push the spur into the side of the horse to tell he/she where to turn. Much like western riders use either the back of the boot or still spurs to help lead the horse, this could also have been a form of punishment

Halters are used for colecting your horse from the fields and stiring around the yard. And bridles are used when riding to stir your horse.

A halter and lead rope. the halter goes on the horses head and the lead rope is the thing you hold.

no because your horse could possibly slip and injure either you or your horse. it can also rust metal tack and soften your leather tack. sometimes you can if it's a short distance. You should ask your instructor if you are educated enough to ride in the rain and if you have to ask him/her what to do or how to control the horse. And if you are riding your horse in the lake you…

When you lead a horse, you should stand between it's head and it's withers, or even at the shoulder. So, no, you should not "lead" it but you should not let the horse lead you.

A horse is normally guided by the reins. The rider can also signal the horse by other means such as shifting body position and kicking with the feet (cowboys can use spurs on their boots to make such kicks even more emphatic). To lead them from the ground you use a halter and lead rope to keep the horse near you, but they should follow you if they have been trained correctly without pressure from…

To move a horse from one place to another you should use a halter and lead rope.

Try a lead rope.

The reins are used to guide a horse from the saddle, from the ground you can use a lead line, lunge line, or long lines depending on what you are doing with the horse at that time.

Well, if your horse is trained, you should be able to just squeeze with your lower leg, and your horse should go. If you are referring to walking a horse in hand, then you should stand by the horses should with the lead rope in your hand. Make sure that the lead is NOT wrapped around your hand, because if your horse spooks, it could drag you with it. Move your hand forward, pulling the…

When walking a horse all you have to do is be dominant, take the lead rope in your hand and walk forward in a dominant manner. If the horse is young or refuses to walk with you, you could use a longer rope attached at the halter and run it around the butt under the tail (note you will hold both ends at the halter as usual) and use that to help coax the horse…

A halter or head collar, with a lead. A trailer or van will also move a horse from place to place.

A halter and lead rope

A halter and lead rope

Yes if it's a basic style lead rope you can use it for multiple horses. Though I find it best to have one lead per horse just in case you need them for emergencies.

A leadrope is a rope with a metal clip on the end. You use it to lead a horse when you have caught it from the field or to lead someone else. Hoped this helped xx :)

I rode a horse.

When you are leading your horse, always use a lead rope. You should stand to the left of the horse if you are right handed, and vice versa. Never walk directly in front or behind the horse.

No, you should never stand directly in front of a horse. They could strike out at you with their front hooves or try to bite you and you won't be able to see the horse's body language in case they start to spook at something. Always lead the horse with the horse to your side and wearing a harness and lead rope.

lead rope or a halter

you should use a quick release not

Horses do things like rearing. bucking etc. for a reason, there is always a reason behind this behavior. Here's one reason on why your horse rears when you lead her: Horses are very sensitive creatures they sense everything from us humans. You could be nervous or scared when you lead your horse therefor your horse senses or feels your nervousness and she immediately feels nervous or threatened so she rears that's the best answer I…

No use. Let the horse calm down, then go and put it back in the stall. If you close it, there might be a chance that you or the horse could get hurt.

You can higher a horse trainer to train your horse, or you can do it yourself by introducing your horse to a lunge line and a lead line. After your horse is comfortable with leading and everything you can start teaching your horse (on a lunge line) the gaits (walk,trot,canter) After your horse has learned the gaits you can introduce the saddle and bridle. Then when your horse is use to it you can put…

a halter and lead rope is generally what people use, some people may use the bridle

It will not kill a horse if they lay down for more than 40 minutes. It could make them ill and develop other ailments that could possible lead to death.

The best thing to lead a horse with is called a leading rope. i hope you found the answer you were lookin for here. But yes i would definatley say the answer would be a leading rope. You can lead the horse by the reins but the best thing to lead a horse with would be a leading rope.

It depends on what your vet recommends. If your horse is prone to colic you could use alfalfa. I use coastal for my horse, and it is more traditional. But if your horse has digestion problems you would use a different kind.

you could use them to herd sheep