What to know when you come across a horse and rider on a walking trail. Horse SA produces a wide range of resources for horse owners in South Australia.
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That’s why I like bicycles. No such thing as a ‘Kick Zone’ there or a ‘Strike Zone’ plus they don’t eat endless carrots or hay. You just have to keep updating them or the bike shops go broke… or so they tell me.
An interesting challenge and well done chum. Keep it up!
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Thanks Don, stick to your bike and just steer clear of any horses – or horse-powered anything….