Two trainers walk through the timing of moving horses in and out during a training session. Once the first horse leaves, keep the gate open until the next one arrives, then close it. Clear sequencing and smooth transitions prevent delays and safety issues.
Shelley to brian. That was bad timing for this trip. I know. So the easiest thing to do now that the first one's gone as you soon as. As he finishes, he can leave it up and lift it up and leave it up until the next horse comes. Until that one comes out and that one goes in and then he can close it back up again. That's going to be the easiest. Okay. Now that it's done. Yeah. And just say, you know, coming in now is number one. Whatever, boy, that's point one. And they will go. They should go. Yeah. So. Oh yeah, you know, we just kind of. Yeah, exactly. Entering tr. Yeah, absolutely. You can have. Here, take that. Go for my. Ready there. Had to go now rank two starts off the open training. Be told up severely. All right. Okay. It. Yeah, sure. It's to me.
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