myhorsefred
Well-Known Member
A horse I rode for a friend is always behind the bit. Horse takes a very light contact and in trot and canter is always miles behind the bit.
Are there any exercises I can do to help him take his nose forward. I have tried raising my hands, but not sure if this is the right thing to do.
Would a horse constantly being behind the bit in trot and canter indicate teeth or back/wither problems to you? (horse is good to tack up and mount etc)
oh, and horse is ridden in a lozenge snaffle
thanks
Are there any exercises I can do to help him take his nose forward. I have tried raising my hands, but not sure if this is the right thing to do.
Would a horse constantly being behind the bit in trot and canter indicate teeth or back/wither problems to you? (horse is good to tack up and mount etc)
oh, and horse is ridden in a lozenge snaffle
thanks