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If I had a rope alter on a horse I'd just put the bridle on over the 
halter an leave the halter on. It won't iterfer, why take it off.

Truman  ( who has riden plenty of miles with a rope halter on his horse)

rrohwer Rohwer wrote:

> I learned a trick at a Brannaman clinic.  Kind of hard to explain but will
> try.  If using a rope halter you can put your bridle on over the rope
> halter.  Then untie the rope halter.  To get the nose band off, you need to
> slip it into the horses mouth then work it around the back of the bit and
> bring it back out of the horses mouth.  Then you can slip the halter off.
> It is kind of a pain especially if your horse doesn't like you in the mouth.
> But they need to learn to let you do these kinds of things anyway.  Just one
> more way to keep the halter on while bridling but not have to keep it on
> when you ride if you choose not to.
>
> Becky R. - Montana
>
>  




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