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  Discussion on Halter or no halter while in pasture
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Skye

Posted on Saturday, Mar 15, 2003 - 3:07 pm:

Well, this is a very late comment.! My stable asks for breakaway halters for this reason: in our state, if a horse happens to escape, one with a halter or bridle on has the right of way; thus, the owner cannot be held liable if the horse gets hit and does damage to a car or the occupants in it.
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