Cleaning out my tack box be like…

[@Twins-fx7ry]

That bridle is gorgeoussss 🤩

[@Equines_and_Animals]

I want to make my own rope halters purely so I can make nice colored rope halters without the unnecessary knots, with thicker, softer rope that won’t be as abrasive and also a thin piece of leather to make them breakaway.

[@ally_meadoww]

I absolutely love that!! All power to you

[@nialls_girl]

rope halters are so good i loveeeeee them

[@BMhorse]

Hahaha❤ watching your videos make me always feel good.

[@niaharmes9256]

Everyone stop what you’re doing the QUEEN 👸 has posted!!!!

[@MSalmos246]

😂😂😂 sooooo funny 😆 ❤😅

[@BirdieEquines]

Ahaha! 😂

[@jessicadonlangren7891]

Hate rope halters probably cause didn’t use them growing up. Have the slippery braided one… think got it on right turn around off the mare I’m moving. Didn’t deal with it tonight just grabbed a different buckle one.

[@Julie.Meggy_]

Hahahaha love the voice 😂

[@presleyobrien7696]

So true lol. Where did you get the bitless bridle

[@GypsyEquestrian]

It’s from Masego Horseware

[@lucindra766]

@@GypsyEquestriando they have that bridle in black? if the colors of my tack don’t match that’s the only thing i can think about.

[@audrey_eq912]

This is so real tho…😂❤

[@J_MHequi]

Yes 🙌🏻

[@RidingWithHope]

What is the saddle pad thing with straps?? I’ve never seen that before. Why shouldn’t you use it?

[@Torihorseyspam]

No it’s actually good for your horse it’s a saddle pad but the black strap goes behind your horses butt and Clicks on to the other side of the saddle pad and works out your horses butt

[@GypsyEquestrian]

It’s supposed to help build your horses core, topline and hind end but it actually has been found to cause more harm than good.

[@RidingWithHope]

@@GypsyEquestrian okay thanks!

[@Clara-sw8po]

@@GypsyEquestrianhow so?

[@ragtagrey5920]

The belly band numnah is so freaking expensive tho 😭 costs like £200

[@JanelleWhitehead-sn9no]

lol I only have rope halters

[@GypsyEquestrian]

So did I! I had had to replace them 💸

[@EvolvedEquinePartnership]

This is awesome! Good bye nasty no need bit!😂

[@SSO_GR]

Just to be understood bits are not abusive, but they can be. Please research because for some horses they act better with/ without a bit. ❤

[@GypsyEquestrian]

Some bits don’t cause pain when sitting in a horses mouth, but most cause pain once the reins are picked up even in the lightest of hands.

[@EvolvedEquinePartnership]

@@SSO_GR no horse should have to ever have that kind of bit in its mouth. Doesn’t matter the horse or rider. That bit is unnecessary and abusive no matter what rider or what horse.

[@horsey_Cec]

i agree some bits can be abusive but for horse and rider safety sometimes it is needed at the start. My horse is a very green 9 year old only ever hunted and we are doing alot of hacking ( trail riding) at the moment. I have had a few scenarios where some farm machinery or motor bikes or things like that have spooked him and he has bolted. Don’t get me wrong i have a hanging cheek snaffle its the weakest you can get and the hanging cheek is what he is more comfortable with but if i was bitless i would have ended up on a road potentially in front of a car and would cause an accident.

[@Torihorseyspam]

@@EvolvedEquinePartnership bits are not bad unless people make them bad. Like I use a slow twisted Deering bit that is not bad at all and it’s one of the lightest bits. There are some bad bits, of course but not all bad.

[@kellimillsap412]

Makes me cringe when I find a old bit because things spill in my trunck so I have no clue where it has been ot what has got on it Also just wondering why are you throwing out the bit just curious???

[@Calypso3011]

She’s convinced bits are abusive 🤦

[@kellimillsap412]

@@Calypso3011 o lol

[@Torihorseyspam]

@@Calypso3011right? In my opinion, not all of them are bad some of them yes, of course are bad

[@Calypso3011]

@@Torihorseyspam Yea! Not all bits are abusive.

[@FeatheredFosterBirds]

@@kellimillsap412 it was a twisted wire bit, which is abuse

[@Ghost-Dug]

What was that metal thing that was held up beside the bitless bridle?

[@avalonkennedy3200]

Bits I think

[@Torihorseyspam]

@@avalonkennedy3200the second one is not a bit it’s basically a thing that you put your lead rope through and if your horse pulls back it like releases so your horse isn’t tied if that makes sense

[@avalonkennedy3200]

@@Torihorseyspam oh like a break a way?

[@Torihorseyspam]

@@avalonkennedy3200 yes!

[@Ameliamornn]

Omg listen to this I'm Amelia and im 11 years old I ride a horse named camandor and today I was trotting then he leaned into a canter into a gallop then took of it was scary but I said calm that was my first fall

[@_certifi3d._.j3rk_84]

noo, my precious parelli halter 😪😪

[@User_882_7]

Where is the bitless bridle from???

[@Lucky-wg7jf]

Masego horse wear!! All their stuff is gorgeous

[@Kenzie_barrelracing_official]

What is your opinion on riding horse?

[@Randomcrap-zx5ks]

It's fine She used to ride before her horse had to retire And her current horses aren't trained enough for it. At the moment

[@GypsyEquestrian]

I think riding horses is great as long as the horse is happy, healthy, and not in pain

[@makaelabeieler8520]

Whats wrong with rope halters?

[@presleyobrien7696]

@makaelabeieler8520 That kind is a training halter so it has 2 knots that sit right on the nose and add a lot of unnecessary pressure on the nose. In a sense they try to fix it by adding more pressure which is NOT how you do it.

[@sintara8442]

Rope halters arent bad they are just different. For permanent wear they can be irritating vs a light nylon halter, also you can find nylon ones that break if the horse "hangs itself" on a tree branch or something..

[@GypsyEquestrian]

Knotted rope halters are designed to put pressure on the delicate facial structures. The knots are specifically made to set on top of very sensitive nerve bundles. Even without any pressure being applied they cause discomfort which is why horses tend to listen a lot better when in a rope halter 😿I used to only use rope halters but I’ve since made the switch to nylons.

[@lucindra766]

i use rope halters on my mare because she charges and pulls in front of you when leading, she was never taught to yield to pressure. i’ve tried using a chain but she really didn’t like that and she’d been in a rope halter pretty much her whole life. i’m hoping that someday she’ll calm down a little and i can use a normal halter on her. my trainer has even recommended that i just use a rope halter since that’s what my mare’s used to.

[@jessicadonlangren7891]

I believe they’re only for people that enjoyed like learning nautical knots or did scouts, where had to learn a bunch of knots. When I move 20 horses in an evening don’t have time for that… buckles are quicker for me.

[@Flower_Eq]

I feel like I’ve seen you ride with bits tho - ( no hate)

[@Lucky-wg7jf]

I think she was just talking about that specific bit (twisted mouthpiece) but I could be wrong😊 Also people overtime often change their training/riding/horsemanship methods as they learn more or develop different view points and approaches

[@Flower_Eq]

@@Lucky-wg7jf oh ok

[@ilovehorses5970]

She used to ride but now she dosnt have a rideable horse atm and she doesn't use bits anymore ​@Flower_Eq

[@horse_gamer1212]

She used to do a lot of things but she changed after she learned a LOT more. Like she used to only have rope halters and now she switched to nylon

[@Flower_Eq]

@@horse_gamer1212 oh ok

[@HarperSnowhand]

Ah, a bummer. I love Clinton Anderson rope halters truthfully lol