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“Subtract” Tack after Training

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The “less is more” concept also applies to the tack you use.

For example, consider bitting options. During the course of training, people often progress to harsher and harsher bits, citing a need for more control of the horse.

In reality, the primary reasons to progress to a harsher bit are poor hands and a lack of training. Rather than increasing bit severity, look for ways to perfect your riding and improve your horse’s training so that you can ride him in bits that are less and less severe.

The only time you should use a stronger bit is when it is necessary to get the reaction you want so can you teach the horse. As soon as the horse learns, however, go back to a lesser bit.

Geoff Teall on Riding Hunters, Jumpers and Equitation

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