Curved Bits Horses

It encourages a stallion to bend over and bear his head on the upright, like horses riding in a double fence, with a kerb and a brush in his...MORE muzzle. If the rider uses a kerb bite, he must think of holding his reins much more subtly than if he uses a brush.

Since kerb chisels are lever chisels, your tools are enlarged in comparison to the immediate traction that actuates a bridle chisel. A kerb bite means that you must keep your arms still unless you use rein restraints - your arms and your limbs must move separately. Accidentally hitting your horse's jaws with a kerbstone, e.g. if you loose your poise and use your rein to keep you up, can be very hurtful for the horses and cause workout issues when it is common.

Curbstone chisels are not generally suited for taking off horses. The majority of horses begin their career as saddle horses and drive horses in a bridle.

Nicole Graham's Evolutionary Comfort Horse Bits

All of them have been developed with specification to suit the rider and the event and to make sure they are lawful in all events. One of our biting consultants will be happy to advise you. One of our biting consultants will be happy to advise you.

Fill out our Bitting Advisory and we will get in touch with you. Fill out our Bitting Advisory and we will get in touch with you. As a 14-year-old tuberculosis gelding, who has always been tough in the jaw, I have been difficult to keep track of, and every single moment I put a little strain on his teeth, he has come to the point where he grew up.

And I let Nicole come out to do his teeths, and the differences are astonishing. She' s done a great work and even let me look into his lips and get a feeling that I knew what was going on. It is 100% smooth in the palate and we even make XC in it with a lot of controll.

We' re now a bit further up, just because my stallion can now ride happily and comfortably. Thank you Nicole for the great work! As she got older, I knew she was getting older and thought I would have her dentures examined because she was a slower eating woman and she would drop a lot of her meals.

She came out and taught me a lot about tooth and equine behavior and she did a great job on my horses teeths. From Nicole I bought a small PED bridle which she suggested to my mare. Now she eats without any problem, is incredibly easy to handle, very appealing and is now a very different kind of sweetheart.

I knew he was a different kind of steed from the first move my steed took on its back. Nicole Graham, the PED Dentist, with the PED-Bits. I have a beautiful smooth palate and my mare reacts. So Nicole asked me to try a PED Dentistry just before Interschool Nationals 2011 and I couldn't believe how much smoother my bangs were in my throat. It wasn't hard on my hand anymore.

She is so charming, so professionally and has astonishing skills in equine dentistry. She' s soft with the horses and I thank her for proposing the dentures and making the fangs of my canine. Luckiest horses my mare and I ever were. Luckiest steed my friend and I ever were.

I' ve had Nicole come to my show-hack to do'boyfriend' dental medicine and also to supply us with special parts that are perfect for us. He had been riding it the next morning after Nicole treats it with his new bits and it never felt so smooth and smooth, the differences were incredible! Nicole Graham's experience, the services she offers and the investments in the luck and well-being of your horses are very precious.

As a 14-year-old tuberculosis gelding, who has always been tough in the jaw, I have been difficult to keep track of, and every single moment I put a little strain on his dentures, he has come to the point where he grew up. And I let Nicole come out to do his teeths, and the differences are astonishing.

She' s done a great work and even let me look into his lips and get a feeling that I knew what was going on. It is 100% smooth in the palate and we even make XC in it with a lot of controll. We' re now a bit further up, just because my stallion can now ride happily and comfortably.

Thank you Nicole for the great work! As she got older, I knew she was getting older and thought I would have her dentures examined because she was a slower eating woman and she would drop a lot of her meals. She came out and taught me a lot about tooth and equine behavior and she did a great job on my horses teeths.

From Nicole I bought a small PED bridle which she suggested to my mare. Now she eats without any problem, is incredibly easy to handle, very appealing and is now a very different kind of sweetheart.