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ArcticLights
08:03:07 Ceci / (Call me) AL
Breeding attention on RO. Feed, pay, train only after that
ArcticLights
08:02:18 Ceci / (Call me) AL
Sting, in that case we are two. Its pretty much how I handle my SD account
Narran Park
08:01:03 Sting
I sound like a horrible mother... o.o
Narran Park
07:59:30 Sting
Val.
I just keep training em until they die.
Ignore them and let the BM do the hard yards.
Valhalla Acreage
07:58:46 Eivor
yeah true just i get confused when too wait the 4 weeks after leveling up thats when i get pretty frustrated at myself
Tobiano Lady
07:57:44 Tobi | Nix
Same Sting

That's a pretty gray Vixie.
ArcticLights
07:57:33 Ceci / (Call me) AL
I have seen people complain about her but I still think she is better than not showing at all
Vixen Creek
07:57:00 Vixie
at least we got the grey part down, now to just pray that the babies are decent lol
Narran Park
07:56:43 Sting
I only ever use the BM. She does alright for me. My care factor is quite low for showing.
Valhalla Acreage
07:56:34 Eivor
not really AL
ArcticLights
07:55:33 Ceci / (Call me) AL
So cute she is Vixie
ArcticLights
07:55:00 Ceci / (Call me) AL
Eivor, you are premium. Have you tried the BM?
Vixen Creek
07:54:16 Vixie
:O she's GG
-HEE Click-
Valhalla Acreage
07:49:26 Eivor
i tried and tried to show and its not something i can do
Gold Standard Estate
07:43:30 Pixel
my top 3 earners right now are all show geldings. Show gelding barns are how I fund my account lol
Narran Park
07:42:55 Sting
Good to know Pixel!
Yes, i suppose earnings is a good way to look at it
Gold Standard Estate
07:42:05 Pixel
sting: as a show gelding in focused training vs EEE training & showing in all 3? I prefer single event show geldings, they make more if that's what you're focused on
Narran Park
07:35:56 Sting
Would you consider a SD E+ Gelding to be a better show horse than an EEE?
Rivercreek Ranch
07:31:52 
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Actually kinda pleased with this capture!
Glacier Bay Cove
07:27:23 Arctic Katz
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ArcticLights
08:03:07 Ceci / (Call me) AL
Breeding attention on RO. Feed, pay, train only after that
ArcticLights
08:02:18 Ceci / (Call me) AL
Sting, in that case we are two. Its pretty much how I handle my SD account
Narran Park
08:01:03 Sting
I sound like a horrible mother... o.o
Narran Park
07:59:30 Sting
Val.
I just keep training em until they die.
Ignore them and let the BM do the hard yards.
Valhalla Acreage
07:58:46 Eivor
yeah true just i get confused when too wait the 4 weeks after leveling up thats when i get pretty frustrated at myself
Tobiano Lady
07:57:44 Tobi | Nix
Same Sting

That's a pretty gray Vixie.
ArcticLights
07:57:33 Ceci / (Call me) AL
I have seen people complain about her but I still think she is better than not showing at all
Vixen Creek
07:57:00 Vixie
at least we got the grey part down, now to just pray that the babies are decent lol
Narran Park
07:56:43 Sting
I only ever use the BM. She does alright for me. My care factor is quite low for showing.
Valhalla Acreage
07:56:34 Eivor
not really AL
ArcticLights
07:55:33 Ceci / (Call me) AL
So cute she is Vixie
ArcticLights
07:55:00 Ceci / (Call me) AL
Eivor, you are premium. Have you tried the BM?
Vixen Creek
07:54:16 Vixie
:O she's GG
-HEE Click-
Valhalla Acreage
07:49:26 Eivor
i tried and tried to show and its not something i can do
Gold Standard Estate
07:43:30 Pixel
my top 3 earners right now are all show geldings. Show gelding barns are how I fund my account lol
Narran Park
07:42:55 Sting
Good to know Pixel!
Yes, i suppose earnings is a good way to look at it
Gold Standard Estate
07:42:05 Pixel
sting: as a show gelding in focused training vs EEE training & showing in all 3? I prefer single event show geldings, they make more if that's what you're focused on
Narran Park
07:35:56 Sting
Would you consider a SD E+ Gelding to be a better show horse than an EEE?
Rivercreek Ranch
07:31:52 
-HEE Click-
Actually kinda pleased with this capture!
Glacier Bay Cove
07:27:23 Arctic Katz
*playing, I am alive music*

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Bitless Bridles February 5, 2022 11:08 AM


DaisyMeadowEventing
 
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I am looking for a cheapish bitless bridle for trail riding. Any recommendations? My mare seems to be the calmest being ridden out on trail with a halter but I would like to get an actual bitless bridle. I would like to keep it under $100 but it doesn't have to be.

Edited at February 5, 2022 11:09 AM by DaisyMeadowEventing
Bitless Bridles February 5, 2022 11:15 AM


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Have you had a vet/dentist come and check her teeth? Id say start there if this is a new issue. What bit have you been using that she seems to not like?
As for bitless bridles - id say a S or Flower hackamore or a decent bosal. I dont know of actual "bitless bridles" to recommend but ive used the 3 ive recommended and like them a lot
Bitless Bridles February 5, 2022 11:32 AM


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Hayzed Pastures said:
Have you had a vet/dentist come and check her teeth? Id say start there if this is a new issue. What bit have you been using that she seems to not like?
As for bitless bridles - id say a S or Flower hackamore or a decent bosal. I dont know of actual "bitless bridles" to recommend but ive used the 3 ive recommended and like them a lot


I know it has nothing to do with her teeth. She was raised as a performance horse and has anxiety(from being stalled and over ridden). She is very calm being ridden in a ring with a bit, she just likes to be ridden bitless on trail rides. Thank you, I will look those up!

Edited at February 5, 2022 11:34 AM by DaisyMeadowEventing
Bitless Bridles February 5, 2022 11:36 AM


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I have a flower hack I like a lot! Very gentle but more stopping power than a halter.
If you want to keep the halter action though, there are side pulls that do the same thing but are more bridle-looking :)
Bitless Bridles February 5, 2022 11:40 AM


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FirstLightFarms said:
I have a flower hack I like a lot! Very gentle but more stopping power than a halter.
If you want to keep the halter action though, there are side pulls that do the same thing but are more bridle-looking :)


Thank you! I am open to anything, I will look around for one. It sounds like a flower hackamore is my best option!

Edited at February 5, 2022 11:41 AM by DaisyMeadowEventing
Bitless Bridles February 5, 2022 12:10 PM


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I have good luck using a little s hack on a couple of my mares, although I do vetwrap the rope noseband to make it softer and wider.
Bitless Bridles February 5, 2022 01:14 PM


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Ironclad Roan Estate said:
I have good luck using a little s hack on a couple of my mares, although I do vetwrap the rope noseband to make it softer and wider.


Thank you for the suggestion! I will look into it.
Bitless Bridles February 5, 2022 05:53 PM


DaisyMeadowEventing
 
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I ordered a flower hack, thank you everyone for helping!
Bitless Bridles February 10, 2022 02:10 PM


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Hope the flower hackamore works out for you!
Just to add, in case you wanna change it up ever or if someone else is looking for options here-
Two Horse Tack makes some nice cheap (~$50) sidepulls. You'll get pretty close to the halter action with one, and they seem pretty popular with the trail crowd - you can get biothane (easy washing) and bright colors for safety.
Milestone Equestrian also just came out with great sidepulls. Between 100-150 but still a great price point for what you get. She's done a lot of research on making them anatomical, relieving poll pressure, etc.
The main thing I'd advise against with bitless bridles are the crossunder ones, like a Dr. Cook - they're notorious for not releasing pressure, so the horse ends up with a vice grip on its face that doesn't release when you do.
Nothing wrong with a flower or little S hack, either!
Happy trails!
Bitless Bridles February 10, 2022 02:38 PM


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Gray said:
Hope the flower hackamore works out for you!
Just to add, in case you wanna change it up ever or if someone else is looking for options here-
Two Horse Tack makes some nice cheap (~$50) sidepulls. You'll get pretty close to the halter action with one, and they seem pretty popular with the trail crowd - you can get biothane (easy washing) and bright colors for safety.
Milestone Equestrian also just came out with great sidepulls. Between 100-150 but still a great price point for what you get. She's done a lot of research on making them anatomical, relieving poll pressure, etc.
The main thing I'd advise against with bitless bridles are the crossunder ones, like a Dr. Cook - they're notorious for not releasing pressure, so the horse ends up with a vice grip on its face that doesn't release when you do.
Nothing wrong with a flower or little S hack, either!
Happy trails!


Thank you for the suggestions! My mare seems to do very well in the flower hcack but if anything changes I will look into those. I almost purchased a Dr. Cook sidepull, I am glad I didn't!

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