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After showing Murphy at the Snaffle Bit Futurity and giving him some time off, Clinton explains how he approaches the first training session back. Watch the full “Post-Futurity Training Session With Murphy” on the Downunder Horsemanship app or the No Worries Club website ➡ www.noworriesclub.com The training session is under the video category “Performance Horse Series: Reined Cow Horses.” Learn more about Clinton’s performance horses and partnering with him ➡ https://clintonandersonperformanceho

Catch us this Saturday in the Two Rein at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity! #tworein #nrcha | Alex Torres Performance Horses & Training

Snaffle Bit Types and Their Use on Performance Horses A snaffle bit is a bit that works without leverage. It’s most commonly made with a jointed (or broken) mouthpiece. Watch along on the video as performance horse trainer Ben Baldus, of Baldus Horsemanship, and Dennis Moreland, discuss snaffle bit types and their use on performance horses. Three common types of snaffles http://bit.ly/snaffles used in western training are the Eggbutt, the D Ring, and the O Ring. In general, the snaffle mouthpiec

The common types of western headstalls https://bit.ly/DMHeadstalls are one eared headstalls, which include slot ear, slit ear, and slide ear, and browband headstalls. Either type may be used on trained horses and it is personal preference which you choose to ride with, but browband headstalls are generally used with snaffles on colts and green horses. Single ear headstalls of any kind are intended to be used with bits that have shanks, also known as curb bits. Slot ear headstall crown pieces (th