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Reg. Jun 2006
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2015-07-03 9:57 PM
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Help - Double twisted bit with long shank
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I'm wondering what everyone's opinion of this bit is, from people that have actually used one. What is it for and what will it help with. I was thinking maybe it would help my big strong gelding with lift and whoa when needed, he's a free runner. I've found alot of info online about how cruel they are to the horses mouth. But Charmayne has this bit in her line. OPINIONS PLEASE.
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cheryl makofka
Reg. Jan 2011
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2015-07-03 11:40 PM
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RE: Help - Double twisted bit with long shank
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Not my choice
Any bit can be harsh in the wrong hands
If you are wanting rate I would look at a grasshopper in either a 3 piece or chain mouth.
I find with a single break some horses can evade the pressure
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FlyingHigh1454
Reg. Oct 2013
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2015-07-03 11:52 PM
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RE: Help - Double twisted bit with long shank
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We show gaited horses in this bit usually. It's not quite got the feel I would want in any barrel horse I run, but If I had one that was REALLY flexy, this will really stand them up. Or at least, it does in gaited horses, makes them stay straight.
I don't think this is what you want from the sounds of it. I would maybe go single twisted wire pozzi long shank lifter? I think that would get you more of the lift and whoa you are looking for.
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imturnin3
Reg. Apr 2010
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2015-07-04 8:20 AM
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RE: Help - Double twisted bit with long shank
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Second that, not my choice of bits. L&W makes lifer bits. And check out professionals choice pozzi collection, as well as their derby collection. And classic equine just came out with a long shank lifter designed by Carroll goostree.
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Reg. Jun 2006
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2015-07-04 9:20 AM
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Thanks ya'll. I definately don't need this horse stiffer or straighter.
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streakysox
Reg. Jul 2008
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2015-07-04 8:06 PM
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I find less is more. I try to stay with a shorter shank bit and make sure that mine are good and head broke at whatever stag they are in.
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KatieMac88
Reg. Apr 2012
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2015-07-04 8:49 PM
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RE: Help - Double twisted bit with long shank
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Maybe look at the Molly Powell Solid Run bit - it has a chain mouth and comes in a medium or longer shank. I have the longer shank for my horse
(he tends to get strong and be more of a free runner
) and it has plenty of bend and whoa and enough lift.
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