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Displaced palate
connieh
Reg. Nov 2011
Posted 2015-10-05 2:26 PM
Subject: Displaced palate


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Has anyone ever had this problem with their horse? How did you treat it?
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ksjackofalltrades
Reg. Jan 2005
Posted 2015-10-05 2:34 PM
Subject: RE: Displaced palate


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Canveson on real tight stopped my horse from doing it.   
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Mzbradford
Reg. Jun 2015
Posted 2015-10-05 2:38 PM
Subject: RE: Displaced palate



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I tried what the above poster did but just didn't love it for my mare. now I have a WTP bit with extended plat I use for daily riding and warm up that I really like, haven't had near as much coughing with it. I need to work up the courage to make a run in it, I'm light handed but still. The last run I made on her in a large arena really took its toll on her when she came out of the arena (difficulty breathing)
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MOTIVATED
Reg. Nov 2008
Posted 2015-10-05 2:44 PM
Subject: RE: Displaced palate



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I would really consider a good calmer. I would also have a horse tested for Ulcers and EPM. I had a really nice mare in the past that would displace...due to nerves...which were caused from having EPM and Ulcers. My current gelding has displaced with me a few times recently....he has ulcers. Just a thought.....dont try and cover it up with a tongue tie or a certain bit before you find out WHY they are displacing.

Edited by MOTIVATED 2015-10-05 2:45 PM
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