Assertion: shank | /r/HasProperty | applied
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text: Commonly referred to as a lip chain, this shank is applied the same way as the "war bridle" method above, except that instead of placing the chain in the mouth like a bit the chain is instead placed against the horse's upper gums underneath the lip.
text: If the chain is not attached to the upper right ring, the halter can slide into the horse's eye when the shank is applied.
text: If the chain is not attached to the upper right ring, the halter can slide into the horse's eye when the shank is applied.
text: The chain, if too short to be attached back on itself, can also be run through the left ring and attached to the right ring, though the halter may also be moved off-center when the shank is applied, and the snap may be subject to pressure that may cause it to fail.
text: The chain, if too short to be attached back on itself, can also be run through the left ring and attached to the right ring, though the halter may also be moved off-center when the shank is applied, and the snap may be subject to pressure that may cause it to fail.