How to choose a bit for a strong horse - The Pelham bit

[Lillythepinkxxx]

@wereallcrazynow Yeah I suppose lol! My pony gets quite strong when jumping and I do have a bridel with a sweet iron bit but I hardly ever use it lol ;-)

[Lillythepinkxxx]

@hyperfocus2011 AGREED.

[hyperfocus2011]

english riders should watch john lyons videos...instead of riding on a flippin bit like that...

[Lillythepinkxxx]

What? When she picks it up I thought "Ok, pretty nasty," and then she says "This is probably the mildest," And I was like "Bloody hell!" my horse came to me in a nutcracker bit with a flash noseband and was almost impossible to stop. So I took the bit out her mouth completley and now we can ride in just a rope halter or completley brideless! And my horse hardly pulls at all any more! Just saying....

[wereallcrazynow]

@Lillythepinkxxx she means the least harsh out of the pelham range. this mouthpeice is way kinder than a single join snaffle! what makes it more harsh is the curb and to be honest as an event rider, some horses do need this. used in the right hands can be quite an ok bit. i probably wouldnt be game taking my horse cross country in a halter lol. just keep in mind she is talking from an eventers perspective... not a pleasure rider.

[vivienleigh1097]

Forsome people it looks a bit "Harsh" I really recomend this bit though.. LOVE IT !