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That's what I don't understand either! I've never had a problem with them! I always buy direct from their website ��

I'm glad i' not the only one!!

Snap!! I had the exact same problem but then my saddler showed my why it was happening (with my horse anyway) it all made sense. So my gelding was also ridden in a micklem and a low port comfort myler snaffle and he kept throwing his head around and generally not accepting the contact. I...

Hi, I've just gone trough and read a whole load of forums slating Premier equine rugs, saying that they leak etc. I'm massively shocked by this as all three of my horses have full wardrobes of PE rugs and i think they are definitely the best rugs on the market in my opinion. I've never had...

Hi all, After lots of thinking I think I've decided that I would like to get a two ponies from an auction to bring on and join our team. I already have 4 horses/ponies of varying disciplines and heights and due to my current two stepping up to BE100, I have put them all on a DIY livery yard...

Did you find he still maintained a nice weight? I've just picked up a bag for my gelding who struggles with weight �� X

Looking to switch my gelding from Veteran Vitality to Dengie Grass pellets. I'm an over the moon with how well Veteran Vitality has managed to maintain my geldings weight as he struggles with it usually, However he is now a really good weight but now the spring grass is coming I don't feel like...

We have been working really hard on getting him working long and low whilst really stepping under himself and engaging the hind! He is incredly long backed so he finds this really hard. We have only just got to the stage of asking him to work in a frame as it's taken this long for him to...

Oh gosh really. I'm glad I'm not the only one experiencing the head throwing around. I also agree that I think the tongue pressure isn't nice at all so that's why I want to stop using it! I actually tried a Myler tonight and he just completely ignored me and locked against it so I don't think it...

Yes I agree, I'm going to keep trying the Magic bit as it may be the case of him just adjusting to not being able to lean!! Regarding the Micklem, he is actually in one and I have so much more breaks than I used to! He loves it! They are fab bridles 😊 X

So here it goes... Sorry for the lengthy post! I have an ID gelding who is very forward and will lean on your hands, diving to the bottom of fences and just generally a bit obnoxious. He has never been taught to school correctly (he's 17 now!!) and since taking him on I've been working...