Assertion: bridle's rein | /r/HasProperty | pulled
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text: The upper shank should bend slightly outward, to prevent it from pinching when the reins are pulled.
text: When the reins are pulled, the crown of the bridle is pulled down against the horse's poll, the nose piece is pulled against the horse's nose and the chin strap applies pressure against the chin in a similar fashion to the action of a curb bit.
text: When both reins are pulled, pressure is placed on the horse's nose, queuing a halt or turn.
text: Knots on the nose pieces of the side pull add to the pressure when the reins are pulled.
text: When the reins are pulled back, pressure is placed on the bridge of the horse's nose.
text: Another style uses a single piece of rope that goes over the poll and is placed around the nose with a slipknot attachment, in some cases tightening when a rein is pulled.
text: So if the reins are pulled the shanks are pulled back, applying pressure to the bridge of the nose, pressure to the jaw from the chin strap.
text: 1) Ultimate Stability - The UBB will never twist or shift position when a single rein is pulled, a feature no other bridle can replicate due to our patented design.
text: Because when the rein is pulled back and up, the side piece is pulled forward and down.
text: The inch or so that the mouthpiece can glide when the reins are pulled, causes the shanks to become horizontal, the side piece fastenings to move forward and the mouth piece to jam against the teeth.