Three Different Bit & Bridle Combos For Trail Riding

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[@boymama1623]

They setup on Shelby’s horse, is it a safer setup than a halter with a lead on it? I have a very lightweight lead without a snap that I use on the trail..just curious if one setup over the other is much different. Thanks

[@thecowboycampus]

So yes and no. They are very similar, but we prefer to not ride with a halter under the bridle. It can potentially be uncomfortable for the horse and is one more thing on their face.

[@gerrycoleman7290]

The best bit choice is no bit at all.

[@curtpatestockmanship]

It wasn’t your fault. Your reins were to long!

[@thecowboycampus]

LOL Curt! Keith had to explain the inside joke to me. -Shelby