Stirnriemen an Trense befestigen?

On the one hand: No spur straps are attached to a trench. But it’s good at a variety of trees, such as the Trensenzaum… that so many call the Trensenzaum a trensenzaum and I don’t know why it’s done, but no capping says, even though the part that is not yet singing has to hang in, as it is with trensenzaum and Kandarenzaum. So it wouldn’t be misleading, but it’s only done where it’s misleading.

On the other hand, if you learn to ride, you usually learn to equip a horse before you get up. This goes on in good riding lessons with the fact that you disassemble and reassemble the different spaces, then learn how to adapt them, so that later, when you sit on top, you also know how the reins work – otherwise what you do above is completely pointless, if you don’t know what you say. You speak in a foreign language, for example English, not simply in all sentences, without knowing what that means, what you say. The danger would be too great that the one who can English is appalled by what you say, if you just speak a heard sentence without a clue, and so is it if you give reins while riding without knowing what you are doing. And in order to know exactly this, one must have adapted a fence including the used horsetailer, if one is used, and as some safety has been achieved. Coordination learning is then difficult enough.

It doesn’t fit any spur straps on any neck piece. If the one has too tight a loop, then he’s not gonna get it, he’s got too far a loop, he slips. In the same way, he must fit for the horse’s forehead width. So you have to choose what fits. It is also difficult to do if you are not aware of how such a zomb is adapted and chosen to fit.