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08/21/2026

Here are 3 curb bits with different mouthpieces;
#1 Dogbone - flat pressure over tongue, copper wrapped bars, Fixed pinchless cheeks
#2 Non-collapse smooth single break, pinchless cheeks, decreases nutcracker effect
#3 Copper roller on double break helps quiet the tongue, twisted bars, pinchless cheeks with ball hinge for smoother lateral action and quicker response.

08/20/2026

Snaffles come in several designs: Loose Ring and D Ring refer to the way the cheek ring is shaped and mouthpiece attached. First is the Loose Ring with a 3 inch ring, smooth single break.
Second is the typical D ring, fixed mouthpiece with a slow twist and more directly controls the cheek and lip corners. Horses needing a bit more directional control and stability can benefit from the D Ring while the loose ring promotes movement. Both bits can be in the process of training development.

08/19/2026

Here are 2 different style bits, but they have one detail in common.
The first is a snaffle bit, a single ring only on the cheek.
The second is a curb bit with a broken mouthpiece. Correctly named broken mouthpiece - not a snaffle mouthpiece.
It is a common mistake by many to refer to the broken mouthpiece on the curb bit as a snaffle mouthpiece.

08/17/2026

Discussion on riding with feel as it relates to bitting and head carriage

08/16/2026

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08/16/2026

Keep those reins collected, and your horse balanced. When collection is lost, the ride becomes inconsistent.

08/15/2026

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Exercises for the teen to young adult rider. Understanding the fundamental foundation of the Gaited seat.



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08/15/2026

08/14/2026

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