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    Double Bridle Bits

    Any thoughts now have added pics?
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    Showing - doubles v snaffles

    Lol... funny responses brill.... Yes he is going well in double and we shall do the county shows in it as quite a few pros shall also be there. As for riding one handed yes agree lots of that happening the now!!!!!!!! Witnessed a lot over last few weekends, one handed canter circles etc...
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    Showing - doubles v snaffles

    Hi Thanks jnb we are doing some county levels this year as last year went well locally. So wanted to know thoughts on snaffles, I can understand its tradition but just cant get my head around if he is light in the snaffle that should go for him rather than against. Not a fan of rugby...
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    Showing - doubles v snaffles

    OK so am trying to understand why its correct to wear a double bridle in the show ring, surely it should be on how the horse goes and one that can go lightly, submissive etc in a plain snaffle should not be penalised! Why do they say its correct to be shown in a double? Or as seen some in a...
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    Double Bridle Bits

    Pics now included - any advise appreciated
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    Double Bridle Bits

    Ok First 2 pics were from last week - this I think shows weymouth too low:- http://s295.photobucket.com/user/ScottishMiss/media/Picture001-1.jpg.html http://s295.photobucket.com/user/ScottishMiss/media/Picture002-1.jpg.html These 2 from last night - but when insert finger the...
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    Double Bridle Bits

    Hi Quick question about the fitting of double bridle bits - they are not suppose to touch each other - or so I was lead to believe. However when fitting mines the middle part (bridoon lozenge ) I'm sure touches the weymouth, although this was at rest and with contact prob not! Did not have...
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    XC schooling?

    What about Strathern at Perth - very good facilities. Sarah also teaches - recommended
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    Clipping this time of year

    I also clip all year round - but know in past I have clipped till end of Feb with no problem in the summer coat. Its only really an issue if you want to show in summer else you can clip if it helps the horse be more comfortable.
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    Removing stains from a Grey (quickly)

    HI Quick tip we used on eventers esp in colder weather was to have a bucket of hot water - as hot as you can stand, get an old tea towel. You can add some baby oil or nice wash ect to water - and then wring out the tea towel as much as possible and scrub areas that are poo stained. One...
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    Recommend Show Bridle

    Hi - Wanted to know where I can get a decent double show bridle - plain hunter type with decent chunky noseband - 2" as my guy a big chap. Often they seem more aimed at dressage and wondered where you guys can recommend? cheers xx
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    Are your horses going out in the snow?.

    Yes from 8 -2pm as I ensure my path to field has been cleared each day and gritted to stop ice forming. The yard dont turn out and TBH dont understand why half the time ! It was safe enough when we had snow - granted when it forms to ice its more challenging, but can walk on grass parts...
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    Horses with cool names...

    Not really funny etc but when went to see my boy they called him cloud, and so we stuck with cloudy as stable name and made his posh name MacLeod - which I add is my other halfs surname ( somehow it was meant to be and he sis certainly so special for me ) and also my daughters, who hates it as...
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    new concept in rugs - Passier tetris

    Hi All, Multiple posts at this time of year and how best to manege the dreaded mane rub from necks covers/combos. So interesting concept in the Passier Tetris system on their rugs that have padded areas on either side of withers to lift of the rug of the actual wither itself - its means to...
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    Passier -Tetris mane rubbing.......

    Hi All, Multiple posts at this time of year and how best to manege the dreaded mane rub from necks covers/combos. So interesting concept in the Passier Tetris system on their rugs that have padded areas on either side of withers to lift of the rug of the actual wither itself - its means to...
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