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Bits for the Western Rider: on Sale Now at eBay

Fancy Show Bit-Snaffle PinkCrystals

Fancy Show Bit-Snaffle PinkCrystals

1 $36.00 21m
Bit-Snaffle-Pink Crystals

Bit-Snaffle-Pink Crystals

- $27.00 24m
Chain Bit-CROSS CONCHO On Sides

Chain Bit-CROSS CONCHO On Sides

1 $19.99 26m
2 New Draft Horse Double Twist Snaffle Bit Stainless 6"

2 New Draft Horse Double Twist Snaffle Bit Stainless 6"

- $11.99 28m
High Port Bit-Engraved with Clear Crystals

High Port Bit-Engraved with Clear Crystals

- $24.80 29m
Low Port Bit--Blue Crystals

Low Port Bit--Blue Crystals

- $28.00 30m
EQUESTRIAN~ LONG SHANK GAG BIT ~WESTERN ENGLISH TACK~

EQUESTRIAN~ LONG SHANK GAG BIT ~WESTERN ENGLISH TACK~

1 $4.99 36m
barrel racing bit Snaffle with tiny twisted mouthpiece

barrel racing bit Snaffle with tiny twisted mouthpiece

1 $10.99 2h 3m
JR COWHORSE SNAFFLE BR IRON SILVER 5" MOUTH 6" CHEEK

JR COWHORSE SNAFFLE BR IRON SILVER 5" MOUTH 6" CHEEK

$24.99 2h 29m
Myler Black Steel 7 Shank Bit MB 04 NWT

Myler Black Steel 7 Shank Bit MB 04 NWT

17 $66.00 2h 30m
Western Silver High Port Correction Bit - Show

Western Silver High Port Correction Bit - Show

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$50.00
$75.00
2h 37m
MikMar Gagavator Bit

MikMar Gagavator Bit

8 $50.01 3h 52m
NWT training snaffle reining western pleasure trail 5

NWT training snaffle reining western pleasure trail 5

1 $5.00 4h 14m




Foal Training Explained: The First Two Years
Mare owners, if you'd like to get your colt or filly started out with a proper foundation, I would suggest the investment of $5.99 in my foal-training course.

 

- Download and print from your home computer
- 5 days, 5 chapters
- Learn at your own pace

 

An excerpt from "Your Foal: Essential Training for the Young Horse":

Today we'll begin sacking out your horse. ("Sacking out" is a horseman's way of saying "get the horse used to" everyday objects like the lariat, lead rope or halter.) Sacking out and desensitizing will be an ongoing process for you the foal owner. (It never ends, not really.) Here your baby faces a steep learning curve and you'll see that when he rapidly goes from being terrified of (your hand, your waving shirt, a dropped feed bucket, etc.) to accepting the stimulus with a bored look. But don't be fooled by this – six months from now you'll still be dealing with a baby who may accept your grooming nonchalantly – but uses logic at best sparingly. Still, you'll be safer tomorrow – and can make a future ride safer – with the work you do here now. (The longest journey begins with the first step and all.)

 

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Other available courses include:
Stop Bucking (reviews)
Round Pen: First Steps (reviews)
Rein In Your Horse's Speed (For Owners of Nervous or Bolting Horses) (reviews)
Trailer Training (read the reviews)