How to Check Your Horse’s Mouth After Riding
Check your horse’s mouth after riding, the same way you check the back and the legs. Look at the tongue, including underneath it, the bars,
July 8, 2024
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Check your horse’s mouth after riding, the same way you check the back and the legs. Look at the tongue, including underneath it, the bars,
Most horses need a mouthpiece between 14mm and 18mm thick, and which end of that range depends on how much room there is between the
A leverage bit uses its cheek as a lever, so a pull on the rein is multiplied and applied to the poll as well as
A bit fits if the bridle sits comfortably, there is at least a finger’s width between the bit and the first molar, the mouthpiece is
SPRENGER PRESENTS THE NOVOCONTACT WEYMOUTH A Weymouth bit with enlarged overlay on the tongue. This ensures a softer pressure distribution in the mouth. The intensive
IN THE PRESS… Last May, Our senior bitting advisor Ema Odlin-Baxter supplied some expert advice on bits and bitting for Carriage Driving Magazine and as
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