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Im thinking about taking part in a one-day event, the dressage test is called horse trials test HN3. Where would i be able to find this?:confused:

Im thinking about doing an ODE next month and it says on the entry form that the dressage test for the Novice is Horse trials test HN3. where can i get the dressage test?

Right so for the people that say im not allowed to use one. where have heard that your not allowed????:confused:

Thanks!

Im doing a riding pony class - 13.2hh and under

http://www.theponytackshop.co.uk/for_pony/pony_bits_stirrups/pony_bits_from_3_5/port_mouth_loose_ring_snaffle_pony_port_mouth_bit If you go on this link it has a Port Mouth Loose Ring Snaffle, would this do?

I have tried a mullen bit before with loose rings. Should i just stay to loose ringed bits?

My riding club doesnt

Right now i am really confused! :confused: The show is just a local one ( its not to big).

She has had her teeth done quite recently. I have had some riding lessons at my Riding Club and he said that she finds it hard to go on the right rein rather than the left. Also we have had an Equine physio and she did some stuff with her muscles. She is 17 yo now, so she is getting a bit older...

thanks thats gr8 news!:D

She doesnt actually go on the bit though. She has almost an issue with bending on the right rein and canter leads.

Its just that a tried a french link bit the other day and its seems to soft on her mouth as she was not listening and not slowing down at all, it was not quite like her at all even though i know she is a strong pony

I am going to do a show soon in August and i have been told i cant use a flash bridle/band during it. My pony goes on the bit better if she has a flash to keep her mouth closed and concentrated. Because of i was wondering if i should change from a jointed snaffle to a jointed pelham?:confused:

thank you my horse goes better on with the flash band so would a bit with more leverage help?