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Coming back to "harp" on education and PR, I am aware that the type of  
individuals involved in this accident likely don't belong to a  
responsible organization.  However, one must start somewhere and many  
of the men and women in those organizations will have contact with  
kids and other riders.  Peer pressure can be effective.  Also, simple  
posters in motorcycle shops that give main bulleted points on sharing  
trails safely with horses would be great.  Make sure that everything  
has a positive message and isn't arrogant or preachy.  Finally, going  
to schools or Boys and  Girls Clubs, etc. and giving a brief talk on  
sharing the trails safely would be a super way to communicate.  Plus,  
it's an opportunity to tell people a little bit about our sport and  
maybe even enlist some dirt bikers or ATV riders to help you mark  
trail in the future and build real lasting relationships.  Cindy

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