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Re: [RC] Bitting, shallow mouth - Stephanie E CaldwellWe solved the same problem by going to a French-link snaffle. I really don't want a curb bit on some of my horses--they just don't need it, and I still want to be able to use a direct rein. We've had several fuss about regular snaffles, but not a one fuss about the French link. It's the only snaffle we use now.
Star has a shallow mouth and the French link didn't
give me enough Whoa out on trails so I tried a
Waterford on her and she loves it. It's got little
ball shaped links that she plays with, works really
well in it! Just another double jointed option!
Steph
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