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One of the most important aspects of your horse's appearance is the bridle. Make sure that your horse has a properly adjusted bridle. Not sure how to adjust a bridle? Here are some pointers:
Begin by adjusting the cheek pieces of the bridle in such a way that a wrinkle forms on either side of your horse's mouth as a result of the bit.
If you would like to add an extra air of sophistication to your animal, position the buckles of the cheek piece so that they are even on either side and sit beside the largest eye bones. If the buckles won't sit right, have them adjusted by a professional.
When buckling the throatlatch you don't want to choke the horse. There should be enough space underneath it for your fist.
The noseband should rest a finger-width beneath the cheekbones of the animal so adjust the cavesson accordingly. And, after buckling the noseband you should easily be able to fit two fingers underneath it.
Make sure that the brow band sits in that natural hollow under the animal's ears. It should also sit straight on the forehead.
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Begin by adjusting the cheek pieces of the bridle in such a way that a wrinkle forms on either side of your horse's mouth as a result of the bit.
If you would like to add an extra air of sophistication to your animal, position the buckles of the cheek piece so that they are even on either side and sit beside the largest eye bones. If the buckles won't sit right, have them adjusted by a professional.
When buckling the throatlatch you don't want to choke the horse. There should be enough space underneath it for your fist.
The noseband should rest a finger-width beneath the cheekbones of the animal so adjust the cavesson accordingly. And, after buckling the noseband you should easily be able to fit two fingers underneath it.
Make sure that the brow band sits in that natural hollow under the animal's ears. It should also sit straight on the forehead.
Read more Horse tips at http://Horse.LifeTips.com
Or check out any of our 242 sites at http://www.LifeTips.com
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Sponsored by JeffersEquine.com - Your One Stop Equestrian Shop
--------------------------------------------------------
JeffersEquine.com - Quality Products at Discount Prices
http://www.jeffersequine.co
Low Price Guarantee
--------------------------------------------------------
About LifeTips
--------------------------------------------------------
Now one of the top on-line publishers in the world, LifeTips offers 80,599 tips to millions of monthly visitors. Our mission is to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. Expert writers earn dough for what they know. And exclusive sponsors in each niche topic help us make it all happen.
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Byron White