Re: new to pairs

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Hello Carol,

you've received some very sage advise from everyone.

Where are you located?

Always have a helper when driving pairs- preferably someone who understands driving and harnesses to help with adjustments.

Ground driving is a great way to learn how to drive your pair.  Take lessons!

Familiarize yourself with the 'order of hooking/unhooking'  there is a reason for doing it in a certain order to keep from having a wreck.

Patricia M. Demers

Carpe Diem Farm

Prescott Valley, AZ  carpediemfarm.wordpress.com

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And if you are anywhere near Trish, make a huge effort to take at least one lesson from her.

-Cheers, Catherine

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