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Here Is what I do. I pull back on both
reins keeping my hands low. That usually works. However, Butthead often gets
a worm in his brain and he chooses not to listen to my more subtle cues. I
then pull back alternating reins rapidly and with authority. This will usually
get his attention. It just takes time.
Dori
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Sent: Monday, July 07, 2008 8:46
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Subject: Re: [bitlessbridle]
stopping with a bitless bridle
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The
bitless bridle I am getting is the LG Bitless Bridle. I have my
emergency stopping down fine. I was a little concerned that I would not
have the same "control" with the bitless bridle for general
stopping. I realize this will take time spent in the saddle between me
and my equine. Just wanting to know if maybe you noticed
somthings I should not do with my new bridle. The problem is I going
this alone - I have not met anyone in my area that would even come close to
the path I am now taking! Thanks, L.Garrahan --- On Mon, 7/7/08, Hisewe@thesafety.
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