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winnieandben
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Been riding Jinx in her Sprenger bit tonight, it is a German Silver french link rugby pelham. I forgot to pick up a curb chain so rode / schooled her without so didnt use the curb rein as no point
she went well in it what would be the closest snaffle alternative?? Dont think they make a french link as this was a custom made bit? Was thinking hanging cheek but think she also likes the loose ring aspect?
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Re: Closest match
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How about a simple loose ring, but with an inhand/iberian style bridle? The way the noseband runs through the cheekpieces makes it a little stiller and less free to move, but still with the loosering aspect? Lance accepts a loosering as a bradoon in a double, but not as a snaffle alone with a normal snaffle bridle as he likes things very still - however on a bridle with the set up described he now does accept it
Just a thought...
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Thats an idea, I sold my in hand bridle a while ago though
as bought a bitless one. Been thinking about it and wonder if a loose ring fulmer might suit? if I used it with fulmer loops?
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Would be worth trying I'd think yes!
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Quote from: winnieandben on May 10, 2011, 09:14:58 PM
Thats an idea, I sold my in hand bridle a while ago though
as bought a bitless one. Been thinking about it and wonder if a loose ring fulmer might suit? if I used it with fulmer loops?
That sounds like it may work.
In the meantime, you could open up a bit bank
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Re: Closest match
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I only have 4 bits for her and a few old ones from previous horses that dont fit her, so not actually that bad. Although have tried and sold a few
Sure we will get through a few more before I find one she is totally happy in
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Re: Closest match
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i still think you should try a Baucher french link
(you haven't yet, right?)
it was a
perfect
transitional bit for my boy, until he became better balanced
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Trish - North Carolina, USA
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OK Trish I will do
will report back
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Missed this post at the time, so bit late, but Minnie has a similar pelham to Jinx and she goes very sweetly in the Sprenger WH Ultra Soft.
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