This message is from: brass-ring-f...@juno.com
My drafty mare requires a kimberwick for trails. When I got her I used a
smooth snaffle, too little control, then I thought, since she has a big
mouth and none of my collection of 5 bits fit her, I would try a Happy
Mouth kimberwick. It took me a
This message is from: Gail Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am assuming that you are talking about how snaffle bits work (I am using
snaffle to mean a broken mouthed bit) in the mouth.
It makes sense that a too-long bit would fold over further in the mouth and
take up much more room than a shorter
This message is from: Sofia Jagbrant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here in Sweden we have got new knowledge about bits, and how big a bit
should be. I'm not a expert of this area, but I will try to explain.
We have got a couple of good vets who specialize on the horse mouth
and the bits influance
This message is from: Sofia Jagbrant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here in Sweden we have got new knowledge about bits, and how big a bit should
be. I'm not a expert of this area, but I will try to explain.
We have got a couple of good vets who specialize on the horse mouth and the
bits influance
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