Interesting! Granted a halter gives the same effect, but this doesn't look as sloppy as a halter(Well the halters I buy, hahahaha!) I'd love to try this out since my horse does so well with just a halter( I just use the bit for when he gets moody))
Personally I find that a lot of these bitless bridles are unnecessary and me and my mare make do just fine with a halter and lead. If your horse knows how to neck rein, you don't even need reins!
@windmillstables1 If your horse is sensitive enough, you can use pressure with your whole hand, and your thumb for more direct pressure. It takes practice but it is very plausible, I do this often with my own horse. It also works with a neck rope. It's great for increasing communication!
@TheRubyRose13 Oh, I completely agree that English horses can be ridden bitless. The LG Bitless Bridle just seems a little overkill to me. Like the English industry needs an alternate piece of hardware to compensate for not having a bit, don’t yet have confidence in a hackamore. But hey, if it works for someone, go for it.
I don't see why you would use one for the price you have to pay. I want to try bitless with my horse and have picked up one for £12! Not the £100 i would be paying for the LG
Its sat very low and close to the sensetive part of the horses nose:(! In the wrong hands the bone could be fractured!
sno3006 1 month ago
Good idea. Where did you buy the bridle
ice12skater 2 months ago
This shouldn't be considered a true bitless bridle because it's working just like a side-pull or mechanical hackimore...
MagnoliaDreaming 2 months ago
from where did you get the briddle? I am looking for one and searching for a hole month!
ralucutza1999 4 months ago
lol i can get the same effect with a rope halter.
PenguinPownage 6 months ago
Why would someone waste their money on this? Just get a simple hackamore or just clip some lead ropes to a halter.
poodleguru 7 months ago 3
If you buy just a small wheel- like thing you can just attach that to your headstall and have the exact same thing...
Annathesurfer 8 months ago
Haha I so wish my horse would listen without a bit. He would probably never stop or run until his legs fell off ha
CowGirlThatsMe988 9 months ago
@CowGirlThatsMe988 Might wanna teach your horse some breaks then :| Should never rely on something mechanical, to stop.
SavvyDebonair 8 months ago
Interesting! Granted a halter gives the same effect, but this doesn't look as sloppy as a halter(Well the halters I buy, hahahaha!) I'd love to try this out since my horse does so well with just a halter( I just use the bit for when he gets moody))
popcorn200213 9 months ago
Personally I find that a lot of these bitless bridles are unnecessary and me and my mare make do just fine with a halter and lead. If your horse knows how to neck rein, you don't even need reins!
Hantarrrrr 9 months ago
@Hantarrrrr How do you neck rein without reins?
windmillstables1 5 months ago
@windmillstables1 If your horse is sensitive enough, you can use pressure with your whole hand, and your thumb for more direct pressure. It takes practice but it is very plausible, I do this often with my own horse. It also works with a neck rope. It's great for increasing communication!
Hantarrrrr 5 months ago
Guys, Guys! ... I think English horses have tougher mouths. Bitless is still sort of a novelty for them... They'll figure it out ^.^;; eventually.
bishonenboy 10 months ago
@bishonenboy
my horse was a harness horse,
and when she was sold onto a family to be ridden, they had a ruff as guts guy break her into saddle,
then i bought her, and she has been turned into a dressage and jumping horse
and i can ride her halter and leadrope around the paddock, and she listens to me fine
not starting riff raff just saying that english horses can be ridden bitless no problem
TheRubyRose13 10 months ago
@TheRubyRose13 Oh, I completely agree that English horses can be ridden bitless. The LG Bitless Bridle just seems a little overkill to me. Like the English industry needs an alternate piece of hardware to compensate for not having a bit, don’t yet have confidence in a hackamore. But hey, if it works for someone, go for it.
bishonenboy 10 months ago
Just use the halter and attach some form of reins and yer ready to go. (Well that's the cheaper version anyway.)
animalwisperer 10 months ago
I don't see why you would use one for the price you have to pay. I want to try bitless with my horse and have picked up one for £12! Not the £100 i would be paying for the LG
DeathKitty123456 2 years ago
just take th bit off of a regular bridle and viola its the same thing
gobarrelracing 2 years ago 10
@gobarrelracing i was just thinking the same thing.
KatsavesAnimals 1 year ago
@KatsavesAnimals lol or just clip some reins to the halter and YIPPE! haha
gobarrelracing 1 year ago 24
@gobarrelracing lol!i do it always 2 my donkey!
hiperanimallover 11 months ago
@gobarrelracing wouldnt work :L
MyPonyRiz 8 months ago