Wonderfully done! Thanks for sharing. I am working at getting a pair of miniatures together for a friend. I am so glad to see others training with open bridles!
I would totally love the "plans" for the pairs training pole.
@horsefavors We had no plans, but study the vid and it should be pretty obvious. 2-inch pipe, a T-joint glued with PVC pipe glue as used for plumbing, but beware it was not really strong enough glue and pulled apart on us a couple of times. Holes drilled for bolted-in eyes to fasten the traces and pole straps to. These horses were well-desensitized to things touching their legs in their earliest training, so it didn't bother them at all when the pole parts dropped down and started dragging.
Wonderfully done! Thanks for sharing. I am working at getting a pair of miniatures together for a friend. I am so glad to see others training with open bridles!
I would totally love the "plans" for the pairs training pole.
Regards,
Horse Favors!
horsefavors 1 year ago
@horsefavors We had no plans, but study the vid and it should be pretty obvious. 2-inch pipe, a T-joint glued with PVC pipe glue as used for plumbing, but beware it was not really strong enough glue and pulled apart on us a couple of times. Holes drilled for bolted-in eyes to fasten the traces and pole straps to. These horses were well-desensitized to things touching their legs in their earliest training, so it didn't bother them at all when the pole parts dropped down and started dragging.
horsepaintings 1 year ago
@horsefavors Thanks for the information. Yes, I noted must have been PVC, just curious how it was all attached. I will take youre advice!
Regards,
Horse Favors!
horsefavors 1 year ago