Re: [RC] bits and... - Joan Ruprecht
I have done 13,000 plus miles in a hackamore, I really depend on them.
Joan
So, finally my question is... What type of bits are all of you using out
there and why?
All but two of mine (out of 9) go in an old-fashioned hackamore. The type I
use is hard to find. It has shanks that are wide and stamped out of metal.
There are no moving parts. Some catalogs call it an english jumping
hackamore. It really has just a little more whoa than a halter. I like it
because the shanks are short enough to allow them to eat without the risk of
stepping on them. With no bit in their mouth, eating and drinking are
easier. Since I have riding students with different levels of ability, if
they have heavy hands, the lack of severity of the bit keeps them from
hurting the horses.
Maggie Pritchard
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