Sol
Well-Known Member
I am well aware that the PeeWee isn't dressage legal, no worries there 
But, given the fact my flatwork bridle was at home today, when I was supposed to be having a lesson, the only 'snaffle' I had was the PeeWee (figured it was close enough) so swapped it onto Dan's jumping bridle and away we went.
Normally he'd faff with a new bit and dribble like crazy etc - he used to with this but hasn't worn it for at least a year!
Nope :coonfused: Quiet, still mouth. Very positive feeling contact - inconsistent at first because it's a habit of his, but when we had it, it felt SO much better! And we managed some straight leg-yielding without him turning inside out, and round canter transitions
Now..... why isn't it dressage legal!? Ideally think I need something quite thin, that's not going to slide through his mouth, and is generally fairly similar... any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Sol x.
But, given the fact my flatwork bridle was at home today, when I was supposed to be having a lesson, the only 'snaffle' I had was the PeeWee (figured it was close enough) so swapped it onto Dan's jumping bridle and away we went.
Normally he'd faff with a new bit and dribble like crazy etc - he used to with this but hasn't worn it for at least a year!
Nope :coonfused: Quiet, still mouth. Very positive feeling contact - inconsistent at first because it's a habit of his, but when we had it, it felt SO much better! And we managed some straight leg-yielding without him turning inside out, and round canter transitions
Now..... why isn't it dressage legal!? Ideally think I need something quite thin, that's not going to slide through his mouth, and is generally fairly similar... any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Sol x.