This message is from: "Gail Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

I saw another horse who is normally ridden in a Dr. Cook's bitless 
bridle also act confused when ground driven in harness with the Dr. 
Cook's bridle by an experienced driver. He thought when the driver gave 
a release on the lines, the pressure on the bridle wasn't lightening 
quickly enough -- the rein signals were being muddled and slowed. Based 
on these experiences, I am skeptical how useful the Dr. Cook's style of 
bitless is to the driving world.

The bitless bridle does not release fast.  Especially with a Fjord in full
coat, the slide does not work as fast as it should. 

Gail

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