Daisychain
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Just wondered if anyone found them good or better than draw reins for example. Are they helpfull for showing a horse the way, i am not a big gadget fan mind.
what do you think of market harboroughs, usefull or not?
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sarahwilkes
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MY ID cros had the thickest neck out, he would always raise his head and set his neck when excited/ anxious.
I hacked and schooled him in one all last winter, the pressure is only applied when you take a firmer hold on the reins
he went really well in it, reduced the thickness of his neck and his head carriage is now much lower.
i only use a standard running martingale now.
i would give it a go.
good luck x
I hacked and schooled him in one all last winter, the pressure is only applied when you take a firmer hold on the reins
he went really well in it, reduced the thickness of his neck and his head carriage is now much lower.
i only use a standard running martingale now.
i would give it a go.
good luck x
Daisychain
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Yes thanks, my 4yo is coming on a treat, but sometimes i feel she needs it spelt out a bit more!
jess_asterix
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they are very useful i find when schooling babys who need a bit more encouragement or guidance, or horses that just generally fight against you by throwing their head up
ReadyTeddy
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as they only work when horse throws head up the horse learns very quickly. i find them an excellent remidial schooling aid.