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Don't worry, as John lyons asked everyone at his clinic ,"Who here hasn't 
ever made a mistake with their horse, raise your hand?' No one did. He said 
he made lots too, but horses are forgiving. Just keep teaching them, they'll 
get it, if you make a mistake ,just start  again. They hava an amazing 
ability to learn and relearn. Laurie


> From: Ashlee Wakeman <lang_girl@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [RC]   Bits
> Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2004 09:58:38 -0800 (PST)
>
> I started my horse with an eggbutt jointed snaffle.
> he did really well until i started to try to make him
> give more to me for one-rein stops.  then, he started
> opening his mouth really wide, yawing, and the bit
> actually slipped through his mouth.  clearly, the bit
> was the problem.  i assume that it was just too loose
> and that i need to tighten his bridle, because i think
> the bit is the right size.  this won't damage my
> training so far, right? that's not enough to lose his
> respect, i hope.
>
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