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Like Tree10Likes  LinkBack Thread Tools     11-19-2012, 09:03 PM
Green Broke As others have said, you can't fully protect
yourself. However, given that most states have equine activity
liability laws, your focus is to protect yourself from being
accused of negligence, not the inherent risks of riding. - You
have a responsibility to understand the skill and experience of
the rider and insure that the horse is a match. This is your
decision to make, not the rider's. - Do not say that your horse
would never kick, bite, buck, etc. I.e. Never imply future
behavior even if your horse has never behaved that way in the
past. - If you are provi