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| Senior Member | Bitless Bridle I just read about this... http://www.bitlessbridle.com/ Check it out! Besides it's hefty pricetag ($119.95 for the headstall WITHOUT the reins. Your thoughts? Meg
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Lots of HGS use the bitless bridle.
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| Senior Member+ | I have one that I'm planning on selling. I just don't use it enough to justify keeping it. Romeo actually seems to prefer the bit to any of the bitless options I've tried, other than a halter or nothing at all They are nice, well made bridles. And I know there are people out there who've found them useful. Personally I don't find it anymore effective than my jumping hack/sidepull. I'm not sure if you show but if you do you would still need another bridle for that as the BB's aren't approved for most shows. So that's something to consider. |
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | I have a Dr Cook's bb and I really like it. I use it exclusively on one of my older horses. I originally got it because I didn't want to do harm while learning how to use my hands lightly with the bit. I no longer need to use it, but, my older horse prefers it over the bit it seems. |
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| Senior Member+ | I use one for trail riding and LOVE it! I have a mock up in biothane. You can buy one very similar in mechanics from Moss Rock Endurance. http://www.mossrockendurance.com/vie...D=1&prod_ID=18 Hey Preppy, which size and color do you have? My old biothane one has seen better days, lol.
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| Senior Member | I have one, I have the Nurtural Bridle, it is similar to the Dr. Cooks but it has this wierd thing called the circle x under the chin that is suppose to keep the reins crossed and in place. I finally cut it off yesterday after another member emailed me and told me that they did it and it worked much better. The reins stay even and I think it is much more sensitive. I love it, I still use a bit about once a week but it's great. I bought the nylon one for 63.00 and the reins for 18.00. You can also look on ebay. |
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| Senior Member+ | Ooh pooh! I need black and cob or horse size, lol. I'm sure if you list it on eBay you'll sell it quick though. They never go cheap!
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