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$64.95
- Lightweight and balanced
- The training flag is an essential tool for round pen and lead line work and much lighter than other tools designed for the same job.
- Great tool to load horses in trailer
- Yellow silk screened nylon flag
- Specially designed 44” long rigid fiberglass stick with foam grip
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- 18” square, yellow nylon flag secured to end of the flexible rod
- Flag is removable and is silk-screened with logo
- Black silk screened on yellow nylon flag
- Made with high-tech materials, the stick is lightweight, rigid and strong, yet balances easily in your hand.
- Research shows that horses see yellow best.
| Weight | 48 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 48 × 4 × 4 in |
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Love this flag. sturdy pole and strong material. It is great at getting attention of your horse. (one of mine is afraid of it but I am working to get him over it)
I’ve watched Julie use this for some time and, now, having a new horse meant I had a chance to use it. I like the snappy sound the flag makes to help in gaining attention, and the handle is well weighted, as described. The horse is getting used to the idea of being urged to move along and is not afraid of it (and by association, me) at all.