Bitting down your 1d good horse

equussynergy - 2015-05-06 12:22 PM

Personally I think it is a great way to get a horse to break at the poll and be strung out behind. At least that is usually what I see. IMO softness comes naturally after balance, most people worry about all this before a horse is developed enough muscularly to handle it.

I used to do it till I learned different ways to get the same thing done that works much better for me.

ETA: I have also seen several horses have their necks damaged by being bitted up to tightly for way too long.

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