On 3/4/07, pippa258 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks, Steph! Are you still doing the freestyle musical in Tryon?
My friend I travel with got hurt and is out for at least 6 more weeks,
so we've not planned anything for sure.
I think I'm still going to do the Tuesday night schooling series th
use a french link on Stigandi. He likes it better than any bit I have
> used on him. His is sweet iron on the outer pieces and copper in the
> middle.
This is the bit I use on Doppa and she really likes it - I bought it
from Eileen at Dunne & Krum and it was very reasonable - around $35.00
if I
>>> I use a french link on Stigandi.
I use French links more than any other bit too.
Karen Thomas, NC
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I use a french link on Stigandi. He likes it better than any bit I have
used on him. His is sweet iron on the outer pieces and copper in the
middle. I think it has o-rings but I would have to look to be sure. I
bought it from an Icelandic breeder from Kentucky (I think) at Equine
Affaire in Ohi
>
> If you're ever in Gastonia Trish you can come borrow some bits from
> me. I have about 10 I loan out, most of them are duplicates that I
> purchased to leave with clients.
>
> Steph
>
Thanks, Steph! Are you still doing the freestyle musical in Tryon?
Trish
On 3/3/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think they are milder; but I don't think there's too much
> difference. I bought the ones I have because I was able to find the short
> shanked ones (called "Tom Thumb Pelhams" - Susan at Saddle Up has them) in
> difference widths,
Thanks, Karen! Why are the mullen Pelhams milder than a plain mullen?
I don't think they are milder; but I don't think there's too much
difference. I bought the ones I have because I was able to find the short
shanked ones (called "Tom Thumb Pelhams" - Susan at Saddle Up has them) in
diffe
Karen Thomas wrote:
> I do have a couple of mullen-mouth snaffles which I have used at times -
> not happy mouths - and a couple of mullen-mouth short-shanked pelhams. The
> Pelhams are actually pretty mild, just slight poll pressure, especially if
> you only use the reins on the snaffle ring
pippa258 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm looking for a gentle bit and remember mullen mouth being mentioned but not
sure which type - loose ring, D-ring or eggbutt? Do the end rings matter?I've
found a happy mouth mullen eggbutt and loose ring. The mouthpiece i
>>> I've found a happy mouth mullen eggbutt and loose ring. The mouthpiece
is not solid smooth like a metal mullen but has two raised "bumps" evenly
spaced apart in the middle of the bit. This seems common for the happy
mouth as I haven't been able to find a solid smooth bit. Are these "bumps"
I'm looking for a gentle bit and remember mullen mouth being mentioned
but not sure which type - loose ring, D-ring or eggbutt? Do the end
rings matter?
I've found a happy mouth mullen eggbutt and loose ring. The mouthpiece
is not solid smooth like a metal mullen but has two raised "bumps"
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