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One thing: if a horse reared up they could put a leg through the support arm.

Nancy <nancy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>  I'm a little late with this, but we have Tie-Rights (? spelling) and just
> love them.  The horses are happy with them as they have much more room to
> move and lay down.  Not too expensive through the Country Supply folks
> (www.horse.com) and a handy neighbor installed them without any issues.  I
> believe they also need a part of a frame to mount on.  The ends are
> fiberglass and have a bit of flex to them.  At rides we leave a lead rope
> tied to them for the entire ride and use a separate one for leading and
> moving the horses. I have had the ties for 3 years and have never had any
> problems with them. If anyone is interested I will be selling my 2 horse
> Morgan Built aluminum bumper pull with the
>  Tie-Rights in a month or so.
> Looking forward to Descanso this weekend!
> Nancy Reed
> Lazy J Ranch
>   in loving memory, Jerry Gradisher, 1961-2006
> Elfin Forest, CA
>
>
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