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Justin Dunn Bitless Sidepull
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Art.nr: LDC100296
Ett rejält, mycket stabilt och snyggt sidepull designat av kände Mustangtränaren Justin Dunn och tillverkat av Weaver i USA.
Tillverkat av Hermann Oak oljat Harnessläder i högsta kvalitet. Råhudsdetaljer. Stora dekorerade, vackra silverspännen.
Tyglar ingår ej.
Storlek cob/full. Mått:
- Nackstyckets totala längd, från ring till ring, ca. 116 cm. Går att minska ca. 13 cm på varje sida.
- Nosdelens omkrets ca. 58 cm, Curbstrap går att minska ca. 13 cm totalt.
Justin Dunne:
"The typical question from my clients is, "What bit should I use?" My response is "Why do you want a bit?" I never put a horse in a bit, and none of my trail horses need bits. I prefer to be as natural as possible, and by doing that I have a better relationship with all of my horses. Horses properly taught to use the Sidepull will respond willingly to pressure, not forced to submit through pain. Horses are more relaxed, as tension will not build up in their mouth and transfer to their front legs. Horses are connected muscularly from the tongue to their front legs. I will use my horses on extended pack trips for up to 10 days, with the sidepull and I never have issues with cold weather and metal bits, drinking, or eating. The horse enjoy the overall comfort of not having a bit in their mouths. Trade places with your horse, be a positive leader, and treat them with respect, put them in a sidepull and you will never regret it."
Tillverkat av Hermann Oak oljat Harnessläder i högsta kvalitet. Råhudsdetaljer. Stora dekorerade, vackra silverspännen.
Tyglar ingår ej.
Storlek cob/full. Mått:
- Nackstyckets totala längd, från ring till ring, ca. 116 cm. Går att minska ca. 13 cm på varje sida.
- Nosdelens omkrets ca. 58 cm, Curbstrap går att minska ca. 13 cm totalt.
Justin Dunne:
"The typical question from my clients is, "What bit should I use?" My response is "Why do you want a bit?" I never put a horse in a bit, and none of my trail horses need bits. I prefer to be as natural as possible, and by doing that I have a better relationship with all of my horses. Horses properly taught to use the Sidepull will respond willingly to pressure, not forced to submit through pain. Horses are more relaxed, as tension will not build up in their mouth and transfer to their front legs. Horses are connected muscularly from the tongue to their front legs. I will use my horses on extended pack trips for up to 10 days, with the sidepull and I never have issues with cold weather and metal bits, drinking, or eating. The horse enjoy the overall comfort of not having a bit in their mouths. Trade places with your horse, be a positive leader, and treat them with respect, put them in a sidepull and you will never regret it."