This message is from: "Denise's" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> dear lori, thank you for the response to my humble questions on bits. that is exactly what i wanted; an answer and opinion from an experienced horse person, especially someone familiar with fjords. i think the clinician was'nt used to the "slowness" of my 3 yr. old fjord, as compared to a trained 1/4 horse. when i do his turns and loops in an arena at a trot and lope, he does just find for me. i am a beginner, so i don't really want his front end turning before his back end can catch up. i think i might be eating more sand than my stomach could handle! denise
> > > because i went to a clinic recently. the clinician recommended a twisted > > wire bit. it is for my three year old, quinn. he is in a full cheek > > snaffle and does just fine. > Denise - > I disagree with the clinician. A 3 y.o. who is doing fine in a full cheek > snaffle doesn't need a twisted wire bit! > > twisted-wire bit on a sensitive 3 year old mouth would be a travesty, > > Lori Albrough
