Re: RC: chelle's questions.

[Teddy Lancaster <Teddy@runningbear.com>]

Some horse round nicely on a hackamore, some tuck their heads to their
chests, some put their heads in the air...they are ALL telling you
something.  If a hackamore does not round the horse, IMO, it is wrong for
the horse or the wrong hackamore.

Teddy

David Freed wrote:

> I am interested in the responses to Chelle's questions and would like to
> add one more...its my understanding that its difficult to round your
> horse with a hackamore.....comments?   and one more....I have a great
> fear of rearing horses....I'm concernd about strong curb action.......I
> realize the rider has some imput here but how do you bring the horse
> back down if your strongest force is on the curb instead of the poll?
> jan
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