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As the air turns crisp, Halloween is a perfect excuse to mix barn time with a little mischief. With smart prep and safety first, you can create memory-making moments for riders and spectators alike.
Coordinate a short, slow loop with neighbors or host at the barn. Use a saddle-mounted treat bag, spotters on foot, and reflective gear. Keep stops brief; crowd control keeps horses relaxed.
Run a barn-lot carving session—horseshoes, brand marks, or your horse’s silhouette. Battery candles > open flame near hay and shavings.
Pre-ride the route in daylight. Add steady lights (helmet, breastplate), reflective bands, and a no-surprises rule: decorations only where you’ve already desensitized.
Plan a short arena loop with music. Assign passing lanes, keep green horses to the outside, and award “Most Creative,” “Best Duo,” and “Safest Design.”
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