Re: RC: Re: Which Myler bits?

[Laney Humphrey <laneyh@mbay.net>]

Hi All!  I just realized that I should have emphasized that Mylers
have quite a variety of bits but, according to the book, would be glad
to help people choose the right bit (there's a phone # in the book). 
They also like (and manufacture) hackamores which they say are especially
good for horses that spend hours on the trail!
    Sharlene, if your horses doesn't like bit in general,
maybe he/she needs to visit a well trained equine dentist.
Laney
Sharlene wrote:
> My daughter is using the one that has independant
> side movement and no
> leverage, it's a 3 - piece, barrel mullen, or something like that. 
> It was
> about $50.  She thinks the horse she rides really likes it. 
> I can't seem to
> find one that my horse likes, I'm really thinking of ditching the bit
> thing
> and finding an alternative.  I posted a question on halter/headstall
> combos-and I've seen posting on Arab S-hackamores.  Is there any
> overwhelming concensus on the best non-bit solution? (I had tried the
> Myler
> full-cheek broken snaffle on mine.)
> Sharlene



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