Horse collar

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Here are some steps you can take to handle a runaway Mustang or Draft Horse: First, quickly scan your surroundings to see if there is a safe area for the horse to run free without harming anyone or anything. Next, use the same kind of quick thinking and problem-solving skills you used when first handling the runaway situation. This will enable you to get control over the animal's momentum and head. When it seems like a good time to act, you should carefully step into position behind the horse using the technique known as "stepping on". Keep a steady grip with one hand on your lead line or rope and hold onto it securely for control. By stepping directly across in front of the horse you are making a sharp right turn and blocking its path, so try to be cautious not to trip. At this moment your foot is firmly planted down which provides leverage when it is applied with all the weight behind your step. The final move should always involve a steady grasp on both the rope and your ground support with each foot equally weighted and in perfect sync together like clockwork or dance partners performing a well-choreographed routine - now simply lift that foot off to give it some time for release, this creates just enough time before bringing the animal to a safe halt while maintaining solid footing so everyone can remain perfectly balanced without making any unexpected jerks throughout. When you finally come to rest with both feet safely grounded after all movements made together as part of stopping runaway Mustang or draft horses.