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The whole of Bricket Wood Common is available for riding, providing that this is not breaking in a horse, and is not specifically for exercising the horse. Riding a horse to give air and exercise to the rider is allowed.

Legal History 4 March 1925: The St Albans Rural District Council made a scheme of management for Bricket Wood Common. It was confirmed by the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries on 12 May 1925. 1 Jul 1925: The St Albans Rural District Council passed byelaws (confirmed by the Minister of Health on 6 Oct 1925). Byelaw 14 provides, "A person shall not, without lawful authority exercise or break in any horse on the Common."

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