No, the only part that tightens when you rein is the piece that goes
under under the chin that is attached but independent to the other side of
the noseband...the bridle never moves and the whole noseband doesn't move.
Good to know, Ashley - I may try one of those. Pictures would be
appreci
>>... side piece getting in the horses eyes
when you pull on the opposite rein?--
Laree in NC<<
No, the only part that tightens when you rein is the piece that goes under
under the chin that is attached but independent to the other side of the
noseband...the bridle never moves and the whole no
> Liz hollered "short pulls not steady" and I did and
> he immediately
> responded. So now i know to just bump him. that
> seems so easy, like
Janice, That is good to know. I have been there with
both these guys.
Lorraine
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at the Liz clinic i did something to frustrate Tiavr, I dont remember
what, so I tried to turn him and he decided not to. So i just pulled
one rein harder and harder and he just braced his neck harder and
harder and I was kicking one foot and pulling as hard as I could, and
Liz hollered "short pul
> >
>
> and when you tried to stop him, you know a lot of
> horses try to "run
My MFT's were trained to gait when you pulled in the reins.
Lorraine
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>>The thing I noticed with the Dr. Cook if you pull on both reins to stop,they
>>can brace and go. If you use a one rein stop or with Lilja, if she doesn't
>>stop by seat cue, I just close my hands for a moment and release.<<
Excellent way of describing it Cherie!! Thats just it!!
Ashley
On 11/1/07, Virginia Tupper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> H, I wonder if that's what happened with Orri. He was ridden with
> a one jointed snaffle on a very tight rein by his male trainer, then
> along came wimpy me and his new bit with 2 joints and a loose rein.
> V
>
and when you tried
On 11/1/07, Janice McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am a believer that anytime you go to something less "severe" you
> should be really careful... I knew a seemingly really well trained
> obedient dead broke walking horse that had been ridden all his life in
> a severe long shanked walking
> I have a severe bit on Scooter because he bolts. So I
> thought I would be nice and put something less severe
> in his mouth. He buck and bolted. I did stop him tho.
Scooter sounds like your problem child. Stonewall is mine. Like you
would think Scooter would be happy with a milder bit.
>
> Like Jaspar, I think all horses take advantage. But
> Tivar was trained
> to the sidepull and does not take advantage.
> conversely, the few
I have a severe bit on Scooter because he bolts. So I
thought I would be nice and put something less severe
in his mouth. He buck and bolted. I did
doesn't stop by seat cue, I just close my hands for
> a moment and release.
>
> Cherie
I have been using a mechanical hack on Dagur and he is
wonderful with it. That dang Scooter seems to run
through everything
Lorraine
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Jaspar in a sidepull goes whoo hooo! I can do whatever I want! which
for him means unlimited snacking on the trail instead of paying
attention. Iguess if you had a horse that wanted to do something
other than unlimited snacking it could be a real problem...
I am a believer that anytime you go t
and I have
> that side-pull piece that attaches to a regular bridle that you guys are
> discussing now Here is the type of sidepull I use.
> http://cgi.ebay.com/HORSE-BITLESS-BRIDLE-ROPE-HACKAMORE-BOSAL-BLACK-YELLOW_W
> 0QQitemZ260173624958QQihZ016QQcategoryZ3177QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZV
> I tried the Dr Cook on my MFT and he wouldn't stop
> very well. So I sold it on Ebay
>
> Lorraine
>
The thing I noticed with the Dr. Cook (like many bridles), if you pull on
both reins to stop, the bridle snugs up at all the pressure points and they
can brace and go. If you use a gentle one
> Laree & Karen:
>
> I seem to be collecting side-pulls and their
> relatives! I've got the Dr.
> Cook Bitless (Lilja does well in this); a Parelli
I tried the Dr Cook on my MFT and he wouldn't stop
very well. So I sold it on Ebay
Lorraine
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I got it months ago and I haven't even tried it yet! I can try it and
report back or send it to one on you to try...
Maybe us NC folks should all try to get together for a tack-trade/tack-trial
weekend soon. I'd love to try that noseband.
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
No virus found
> I have a head set with reins from Peru. Its kangaroo
> and about huge thick
> with silver on the thing. Its for a Peruvian Paso
> horse show type
> hackamove/bosal. I would love to sell
> the thing and get my
> sensation saddle.
Sylvia, you could post it on the gaitedhorse list and
see
Laree & Karen:
I seem to be collecting side-pulls and their relatives! I've got the Dr.
Cook Bitless (Lilja does well in this); a Parelli type mecate rope hackamore
bridle (well-made in a large variety of colors by Cypress Lodge (Lodge
Ropes) in Australia even with shipping, still cheaper than Pa
Here is the type of sidepull I use.
http://cgi.ebay.com/HORSE-BITLESS-BRIDLE-ROPE-HACKAMORE-BOSAL-BLACK-YELLOW_W
0QQitemZ260173624958QQihZ016QQcategoryZ3177QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZView
Item
>>Ashley - Do you have a problem with the side piece getting in the horses
eyes when you pull on
On 10/30/07, Ashley Gallant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is the type of sidepull I use.
> http://cgi.ebay.com/HORSE-BITLESS-BRIDLE-ROPE-HACKAMORE-BOSAL-BLACK-YELLOW_W0QQitemZ260173624958QQihZ016QQcategoryZ3177QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Ashley -
Do you have a problem with the side
> Here is the type of sidepull I use.
That looks more like a hackamore. I used that on
Scooter and he didn't stop very well.
Lorraine
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> >>
>
> I saw it after goggling "fancy sidepulls" and it
> came up here:
Wow. I think there are two many to choose from. I
will never make up my mind. The one from Mossrock is
reasonalble though.
Lorraine
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> here is a "quickstop sidepull", used by barrel
> racers and designed to
> stop a runaway horse.
> Janice--
> yipie tie yie yo
>
Where do you get that one? That might be good for
Scooter. Dagur has been doing great with a hack.
Lorraine
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Here is the type of sidepull I use.
http://cgi.ebay.com/HORSE-BITLESS-BRIDLE-ROPE-HACKAMORE-BOSAL-BLACK-YELLOW_W0QQitemZ260173624958QQihZ016QQcategoryZ3177QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
They call it a hackamore, but its really a sidepull I think because its most
effective only using one si
>>> did you like this one ? Its pretty but do you think it functions
>>> correctly? Janice
>>It's hard to say if it works well from a picture, but it does have the
>>v-piece at the noseband, a throatlatch and the piece that connects the
>>throatlatch >>to the halter ring. Where did you fin
I am thinking of printing out an order form for one in safety orange
biothane with the horse hair tassles and rope braiding and giving it
to donny on my christmas wishlist. they are 105.00 yi
but also I am thinking of getting some bright orange electric tape and
weaving it around his sidepul
>
> It's hard to say if it works well from a picture, but it does have the
> v-piece at the noseband, a throatlatch and the piece that connects the
> throatlatch to the halter ring. Where did you find that one? Is that
> biothane? And with what as an overlay...?
I saw it after goggling "f
>>> did you like this one ? Its pretty but do you think it functions
>>> correctly? Janice
It's hard to say if it works well from a picture, but it does have the v-piece
at the noseband, a throatlatch and the piece that connects the throatlatch to
the halter ring. Where did you find that one
here is a "quickstop sidepull", used by barrel racers and designed to
stop a runaway horse.
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
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