Re: Bit Assistance and Question
- From: Ben Turner <bturner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 07 Feb 2006 12:37:40 -0500
On Tue, 07 Feb 2006 11:48:55 -0500, "SarhasMom" wrote:
Oh my. I will have to try that. Yes, she was very happy to get a bit out
of her mouth. She doesn't mind the hackamore at all except the fuzzy part
makes her nose itchy and she'll almost knock you over trying to scratch
her nose. I feel bad. I don't want her to do this cause she might hurt
someone but try to scratch her nose from the other side of the gate so she
can't get to my body.
Thanks though, this bit looks great. I'm going to see if Stateline has
it, there is a store right here (we're kinda low on tack stores around
here).
While State Line/PetSmart carries some Myler bits, you might
also try <http://horse-rider-etc.com/tack/bits/mylerbits.html>
that carries a broader range. In addition to the one suggested
by the prior link, I'd suggest also looking at either 89-17015-7 or
89-17025-7 (loose ring, comfort snaffle, sweet iron with copper inlay,
and either the small center barrel or the wide center barrel, also see
<http://www.toklat.com/myler/dressage.htm>). Horse-Rider-Etc also
has a Myler Rent-a-Bit program so you can try a bit for a lower
investment ($5 rental plus shipping, 7-day trial/rental, $5 rental fee
applied to purchase price if you keep the bit, you also pay return
shipping if you don't keep it).
--
Best,
Ben Turner, Mare's Reach
.
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