Eggbutt or loose ring?

blitznbobs

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Loose ring every time, gives you that little bit of movement so that the mouth piece stays stiller in the mouth and the contact is less fixed
 

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Loose ring for nicer communication. Eggbutt for the training phase of a young horse, so when they have a moment there is no chance of any lip being caught in the bit and getting hurt.
 

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Full cheek or eggbutt for the avoidance of pinched lips unless the horse prefers loose ring.

Bomber have a brilliant loose ring with an eggbutt shaped cover on it. Unfortunately not dressage legal the last time I looked, which is daft because loose rings are legal and so are eggbutts and this is just one that looks much like the other.
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Eggbut for a youngster then move on to loose ring.
Not even sure why really, just what the people around me were doing when I started out!
 
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