Pelham with one rein?
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_Libby_
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Yeah i have seen this quite a few times, very severe IMO
piebaldsparkle
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Louis can be ridden easily in a snaffle, the bit shown is used with novice rider for safety as he is a big heavy horse!!!
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He has excellent brakes just from your seat
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Louis can be ridden easily in a snaffle, the bit shown is used with novice rider for safety as he is a big heavy horse!!!
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He has excellent brakes just from your seat
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missshell
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The whole advert seems strange to me. Contradictions galore!!
Tinkerbee
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Louis is a beautiful black ID with fantastic confirmation
confirmation of what
confirmation of what
dun_in
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Thought you meant roundings and that there was nothing wrong with it. Oops!!!! Never seen this before.
Cahill
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``age is taken from pasport``
who`s passport?
who`s passport?
Blizzard
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eek 'that' site again!
flyingfeet
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Can be done - i've used a weymouth alone like this. However would point out that was with a western / polo one handed contact!
Agree this advert is sus, but on the other hand they haven't tried to hide it either.... damned if you do and damned if you don't I guess.
Agree this advert is sus, but on the other hand they haven't tried to hide it either.... damned if you do and damned if you don't I guess.
missshell
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Have just had a look at the website. £3200 for a "ploddy hack"
Tiffany
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There's been another thread on here or another forum about BOMB PROOF and it didn't make good reading - lots of bad reports.
Nepenthe
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I wouldn't worry about it being strong...before you need to haul on the pelham to stop Louis, he'll have stopped due to lack of oxygen from a very tight throatlash (or throatlatch depending on your spelling preferences)!
Enfys
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I can't open links, my pc doesn't like it.Grrrrr.
One rein on a pelham?.....Sorry, can't see anything wrong with it at all. It's back to the old hands on reins thing again isn't it? Better this and some respect than a mouth bruised and bloodied by constant yanking on a 'gentle' snaffle.
Take the snaffle ring away and you have the equivalent of a weymouth. I ride in a curb with a longish shank and one rein everytime, it doesn't mean my horses are tearaways, or hard to handle, far from it, it is just what they are used to and are happy with.
One rein on a pelham?.....Sorry, can't see anything wrong with it at all. It's back to the old hands on reins thing again isn't it? Better this and some respect than a mouth bruised and bloodied by constant yanking on a 'gentle' snaffle.
Take the snaffle ring away and you have the equivalent of a weymouth. I ride in a curb with a longish shank and one rein everytime, it doesn't mean my horses are tearaways, or hard to handle, far from it, it is just what they are used to and are happy with.
RunToEarth
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The site is absolute crap, but the bit can be used like that, someone out hunting used to use one, just depends on the horse really.