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Old 08-13-2005, 08:57 AM   #31
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Bess- Dressage= french link or eggbut snaffle. SJ/XC= 3 ring dutch gag happymouth. WHP= rugby pelham. and i might have 2 get a hackamore coz she keeps splitting her mouth...

Macey= eggbut snaffle (shes a bubba)
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Old 08-13-2005, 12:32 PM   #32
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For western I use a shanked snaffle (as I call them) with a black and copper mouth.

For english - jumping, I use a kimberwick.
For flat work on english I am trying to bring her back down to a loose ring or full cheek snaffle and I use a flash attachment as well. She's still pretty pushy, but I'm working on getting her soft.


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Old 08-13-2005, 12:35 PM   #33
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My horse Lightening can be ridden in anything..lol...Seriously sometimes I ride him in a halter and lead rope..but I use a hack.He loves it! I love Hackamores. On my other horse Pilgrim whos 4yr old. I use a curb snaffle.It works good too. Thats a picture of the curb snaffle.

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Old 08-13-2005, 12:41 PM   #34
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Jack I ride in either an eggbutt gag snaffle with two reins
or in a Myler D-ring comfort snaffle....sometimes a full cheek

Doc pretty much a halter or a bitless bridle

Bella bitless bridle

Wish I have started using a myler loose ring snaffle
have also used a D-ring french link snaffle and a full cheek snaffle.
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Old 08-13-2005, 12:47 PM   #35
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For whisper, my paint gelding I just bought. I use a D ring snaffle.
He was being ridden with a tom thumb type, but is very light mounthed and needs to lean to get on the bit. With the lightest touch he stops.
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Old 08-13-2005, 01:05 PM   #36
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Sam goes in a full cheek frenchlink snaffle. The reason he has a full cheek is because his steering is bad and the people who had him before said that he prefers french links, but I havent tried him in one without a french link yet.
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Jointed Full cheek snaffle. Nothing to special, its the bit my trainer had me get when I first bought her and it's the bit most of her horse's had. It works well enough and it looks pretty on her face lol
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Old 08-13-2005, 03:56 PM   #38
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I was riding Isis in a D-ring with copper rollers (when I use a bridle, I mostly use either just my halter or a hackamore since I'm doing Parelli), but I just bought her a sweet iron O ring snaffle! Havn't tried it yet though.
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Western-Tom thumb
(I also have a few other bits we use for training, like a loose ring medium twist snaffle and a Hank bit.)

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I ride my horse in a French Link eggbutt snaffle, for working at home, but he really doesnt listen to it any more, so I am trying to find a new one to use...

And for showing and training I use an aregentine snaffle, but it has a chain. He is really good in it.
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