Firstly, I will never use,and do not like the expressions 'Broken' or 'breaking' when referring to a young horse that has to be prepared for the future. You 'break' cars when they are written off or old, and if something is 'broken' it needs to be fixed. I prefer to use the expression 'making' when referring to a young horse. He flattens his jumps and tanks off' Common problems encountered by many riders and frequently the 'first half' of a conversation made to me at the Sale or Return bit bank. I am not here to tell you what bit will be perfectly suited to your own horse, but I can give guidance on what bits do and, more importantly, how best to prepare a horse to readily accept a bit.
Ragwort is the scourge of horse owners.
Find out more about this energetic equestrian sport. Artificial Insemination Artificial Insemination has developed tremendously over the last few years. Find out more about what the benefits are and how it can help the horse industry. Bits Bits are one of the most misunderstood pieces of horse equipment man has ever invented. The things that people think they're supposed to do with a bit in a horse's mouth are unbelievable.