Bits and Bitting
Speaker: Dr. Holly Spooner | West Virginia University Summary: Selecting the correct bit for a horse is dependent on a number of factors including the horse's level of training and the rider's experience level. This presentation will discuss the difference in direct versus leverage action of a bit, how the diameter and shape of the bit effects the bit's action, and will describe the pressure points on the horse's face that are affected by bits and hackamores. In addition, bit selection for different stages of training and training problems will be discussed.

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A Bit About Bits Part 2: Transition to Leverage Bits

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Stringhalt and Shivers with Dr. Audrey DeClue

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Overcoming the 5 Main Areas of Pain Caused by the Bridle with William Micklem

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Zilco demonstrates the Myler Bit range (part 1)

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PPID And Senior Horses

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START YOUR TUESDAY WITH FAITH | TODAY GOD IS GIVING YOU UNEXPECTED OPPORTUNITIES | FATHER FREDDY ...

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Hay Selection

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Pat's Western Bit

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How to Assess a Horse's Health and Welfare

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How It's Made - Tom Balding Bits and Spurs - Bits

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Pat’s Opinion On How Bits Work

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Snaffle vs Shanked bit

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HOMILÍA DE HOY | DIOS AYÚDAME A CONFIAR AUNQUE NO ENTIENDA NADA | PADRE FREDDY BUSTAMANTE

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A Bit's Mouthpiece Design and its Effect

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Feeding for Optimum Health & Condition

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Riding With Correct Body Position

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HOW TO CHOOSE THE PROPER BRIDLE FOR YOUR HORSE

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Different Bit Shank Lengths

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The Nutcracker Effect of Single Jointed Bits, Myth?

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