A great deal of pain can be inflicted on a horse by the improper use of a bit or a bitless bridle. Even a simple side-pull can cause pain and damage if used improperly. Bitless bridles with long shanks can be quite painful if the rider does not know howRead More →
Misuse of a bitless bridle can cause pain and swelling on the nose and jaw; improperly fitted bitless anything and rough hands can cause damage to the cartilage on the horses’ nose or even break the fine bones that protect the nasal passages This is actually not a myth –Read More →
The benefits of going bitless A more forward going horse with greater freedom of movement. Improved jumping technique thanks to increased freedom of movement in their head and neck. A happier and more willing horse. Better communication. Improved contact and connection. Why you should go Bitless? The Bitless Bridle providesRead More →
Grackle nosebands will now be allowed in affiliated dressage competitions, as well as several less traditional nosebands, bits and bridles, including the Stübben Freedom Bridle, following their FEI approval. Why do Western bridles not wear nosebands? In western disciplines, there is also distinctly less direct rein pressure on the bit,Read More →