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He could have a fat or large tongue, it could be hitting teeth, he could have a mouth/tooth infection. You need to look & stick your fingers in there to really tell.
The fact that he objects is reason enough to change, though. Even if it looks & feels right to you, he is the one that has to carry it and respond to it. That's part of the reason that I have a HUGE bit collection when I only have two horses now.
Linda Flemmer
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From: C Eyler [mailto:eyler@mindspring.com]
But at one point I tried using a mullen-mouth snaffle. Turns out that he
hated it. Started pulling his head away, resisting the bridle.
Does this mean that he has a fat tongue that couldn't fit comfortably under
the mullen?
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