You must not be afraid of doing what is needed to bring yourself up even if it means getting your hands dirty
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It means that a person should never let his/her success make him/her prideful and boastful
Pls let me know the answer its for a test
Do be too proud.
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I've never heard of using certain brushes on certain horses. My only idea is that you don't use a metal curry comb on a horse unless it's shedding it's winter coat. YOU MUST NEVER USE A METAL CURRY COMB ON A HORSE! You use a metal curry comb for cleaning your body brush out. If your horse is loosing its winter coat then you use a RUBBER curry comb to remove it in circular actions, you can also use a rubber curry comb for massaging your horse. If it is the winter and you have a grass kept horse/pony then you should never use a body brush 2 much because it removes the grease and oils from your horse that keeps it warm in the winter but you can still use it but not much. A body brush is fine 2 use in the summer because you will be removing the grease and oils to keep your pony/horse cool.
This would depend on the pony's weight. A horse or pony should never carry more than 20% of it's own bodyweight, this includes tack and the rider.
Because you never know when the horse will bolt. So the safest way to not get bolted is to lead a horse on the near side. : )
The maximum weight for a pony is calculated using the same formula as for a horse. A horse or pony should never carry more than 20% of it's own body weight, this includes the rider and equipment. Remember that 20% is the upper limit, anything below that is better for the pony. As an example a 800 lb (362.8kg) pony can carry a maximum of 160 lbs (72.5 kg) in combined rider and equipment weight.
Stay at his/her shoulder, and try to be on the left side of the horse. NEVER WRAP THE LEAD LINE AROUND YOUR WRIST AND/OR HAND
horse can never carry the car. because car is bigger
I've personally never heard the term 'to grass a horse'. However the term to 'putting a horse out to grass' or 'the horse is on grass' are widely used in the UK. I would assume therefore that it would be the same thing as those terms. A horse at grass means it is eating pasture grass and may or may not be supplemented with hay or hard feeds.
You should never let your horse go fast.
Never pull a horse's tail.
No, you should never beat a horse. Beating a horse will cause them to lose trust in you and they may possibly fight back.
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when turning a horse out into a new feild of grass is it a good idea to slowly let them into it. let hime graze for only a certain amount of hours each day increase that time.ther also needs to be a propper horse to grass ratio depending on how many other horses are you in that feild.it is possible for a horse to eat to much of a grass that is tp rich or to big of quantities and can develope many illnessing that can very well lead to death. hope this helped :)
A horse should never carry more than 20% of it's own body weight on it's back, this includes tack and anything else that may be put on the horse. To find out if you or another person is too heavy you can weight the person and the equipment. Then if you know the horse you can do the following math equation to see if they are within the safe weight range. Horses weight -80% = weight they can carry. If the weight of the person and equipment is over that number then they cannot ride the horse.
In order to stop identity theft, people should never carry their social security card.
At all times, never leave your horse without fresh water!
I've never heard of using certain brushes on certain horses. My only idea is that you don't use a metal curry comb on a horse unless it's shedding it's winter coat. YOU MUST NEVER USE A METAL CURRY COMB ON A HORSE! You use a metal curry comb for cleaning your body brush out. If your horse is loosing its winter coat then you use a RUBBER curry comb to remove it in circular actions, you can also use a rubber curry comb for massaging your horse. If it is the winter and you have a grass kept horse/pony then you should never use a body brush 2 much because it removes the grease and oils from your horse that keeps it warm in the winter but you can still use it but not much. A body brush is fine 2 use in the summer because you will be removing the grease and oils to keep your pony/horse cool.
This would depend on the pony's weight. A horse or pony should never carry more than 20% of it's own bodyweight, this includes tack and the rider.