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Girthyness not taken in account enough
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Because the horse did not
respect the breaker or the owner
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Because "Green on Green don't go"
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Because the
owner thought that riding on the arena was safer than on the trail
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Because of
a lack of proper warm up in the saddling process
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Because the
owner insisted upon mainly walking the horse rather trotting and
cantering
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Because the
horse never felt exhaustion during the breaking in process. (especially
at the canter)
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Because the
owner jammed the horse up during flatwork and didn't get it forward and
free through the front end.
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Not enough
variation in the work. (Too much flat work)
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A lack in
observation of and empathy for the horse by the owner. (Veterinary
reasons)
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Weak riding
leading to a lack of respect.
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Because the
horse wasn't broken in well enough