3 June 2011 #1 H horsesatemymoney Well-Known Member Joined 28 March 2011 Messages 2,189 Visit site What bit would people recommend for bitting a youngster, for nothing else other than getting them used to it and eventually long-reining?
What bit would people recommend for bitting a youngster, for nothing else other than getting them used to it and eventually long-reining?
3 June 2011 #2 Faithkat Well-Known Member Joined 29 April 2004 Messages 4,111 Location down South, edge of New Forest Visit site I've always started with a loose ring french link
3 June 2011 #3 **Vanner** Well-Known Member Joined 29 July 2010 Messages 2,269 Location North West, England Visit site I like happy mouth bits as they are warm and inviting
3 June 2011 #4 H horseless jorge! Well-Known Member Joined 24 May 2011 Messages 387 Location Silsden, West Yorkshire. Visit site Happy mouth straight bars have always been my favourite. Loose ringed, gives a bit of 'give', so that they're not so harsh in the mouth. Great for long reining too.
Happy mouth straight bars have always been my favourite. Loose ringed, gives a bit of 'give', so that they're not so harsh in the mouth. Great for long reining too.
3 June 2011 #5 Feathered Well-Known Member Joined 13 August 2010 Messages 1,956 Location Worcester, UK Visit site My youngster has taken really well to a loose ring sweet iron french link.
3 June 2011 #6 Paint Me Proud Well-Known Member Joined 13 October 2010 Messages 4,166 Visit site i started my lad in a happy mouth straight bar loose ring. Then progressed to a copper mouth french link full cheek.
i started my lad in a happy mouth straight bar loose ring. Then progressed to a copper mouth french link full cheek.