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I have to agree with Ed and Jim here, biting and kicking is UNACCEPTABLE any 
time anywhere.
Their suggestions work just fine, I've never known a horse to get head shy 
if your reaction is quick, sharp, and then over with.

However, I've usually found that horses that frown, bite, or other wise 
object to being saddled or cinched often have pain issues, sometimes the 
saddle, more often chiropractic issues.  Refusing jumps can surely be either 
one.
But they still aren't allowed to bite. <g>
They still are not allowed to bite, 


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