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I borrowed one and none of mine liked it. It was nothing like a halter
type reaction...more like lots of leverage. They wanted to lift their
nose up to avoid the pressure under their jaw.  The directions tell you
to adjust the noseband really snug...tighter than would be comfortable
for chewing, like it would rub so that sort of turned me off too.

Angie

On Fri, 17 Feb 2006 19:21:43 -0800 (PST) Equus Wolf <equuswolf@xxxxxxxxx>
writes:
> Hi everyone,
>   I was wondering if anyone has used the Bitless Bridle and if so, 
> what was your opinion of it?
>   Did you like it? Did your horse like it?  Did you feel in control 
> of your horse more or less than a bitted bridle, etc?
>   The information on bitlessbridle.com is interesting, but I'd 
> rather have feedback not originating from the site that sells it.
>   Thanks so much,
>   Jennifer
>
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