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Re: Newbie with Driving Question

--- In bitlessbridle@yahoogroups.com, Jo Medema <jo_medema@...> wrote:
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> In case anyone wondered, Carole did indeed send me the prototype set
of lovely stainless side check rings to mount on a standard open
Bitless Bridle. I gave them a trial run on my Shetland and mini
geldings and they worked GREAT! I think Carole will be offering them
on their site in the future, but she says it may take awhile. I am
anxiously awaiting a second set when she gets some in. For the first
time I was able to ground drive my ponies on the grass and get their
undivided attention. It was GREAT!!
> Jo



Jo This is great,I will be interested in them as well.

I wanted to add my driving comments here, that I deleted from another
thread from a new poster that asked " Can you drive in this bridle?

Absolutely you can drive in this bridle, check out Barb Lee under
photo's as well as Bobcat Farm, we both drive with bitless bridles.

There is also a site in the UK that has many photos of bitless driving,
check it out!


http://www.nagtrader.com/

Dr Cook has a proto type-driving bridle for standardbred racing that I
am going to get a hold of and try for a client in my neighboring town
of Mendon that actively races at Plainridge racetrack in Plainville
MA. I am going to his place tomorrow, and I'll use my driving bride first.
I worked with his horse yesterday and one was a handful bitted and
bitless, so I have some work to do!

All the best!

Cathie






Sat May 19, 2007 12:04 pm

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I'm in NW Washington State just now starting to ground drive my mini and Shetland. I use open Dr. Cook bridles that have no crownpiece rings to run side...
jo_medema
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Mar 5, 2007
9:21 pm

... chessy, so I went to a harness maker, dropped off my bitless bridle and had him make me an overhead check rein. Alot easier than adding rings to make a...
Cathie Hatrick-Anderson
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Mar 5, 2007
10:38 pm

I actually have an overhead check that came with the harness bridle (bitted). Do you attach it to the BB noseband, or to the rings? Jo ... mini ... crownpiece...
jo_medema
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Mar 6, 2007
12:19 am

Thanks for the input. I wrote the folks at Bitless Bridle, too. Carole wrote me back and said they have a prototype side check that attaches to the BB that...
Jo Medema
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Mar 6, 2007
4:43 pm

... Carole wrote me back and said they have a prototype side check that attaches to the BB that they will send to me to try out if I can figure out how to...
Cathie Hatrick-Anderson
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Mar 8, 2007
10:46 pm

I have the prototype, which included some pretty nifty crown piece rings to mount on the cavassen crown strap. I burned some new holes to mount them yesterday...
Jo Medema
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Mar 17, 2007
2:54 pm

In case anyone wondered, Carole did indeed send me the prototype set of lovely stainless side check rings to mount on a standard open Bitless Bridle. I gave...
Jo Medema
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Mar 29, 2007
2:57 am

... of lovely stainless side check rings to mount on a standard open Bitless Bridle. I gave them a trial run on my Shetland and mini geldings and they worked...
Cathie Hatrick-Anderson
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