
4th September 2013, 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Tayjack
My understanding is with the snaffle ring bit, that by using these in different types of training it helps the horses mouth salivate, therefore settling the horse. A horse(especially a racehorse), doesnt need a dry mouth when he or she is in work and or in the middle of a campaign. By using the saffle ring bit this will entice the horse to be using its inner mouth/jaw/neck muscles to produce saliva aided by the snaffle. Im no trainer, but with your comments chrome, altius could do alot worse than what you say above. Surely for the owners, if it is good enough for hawk spur to be treated in such a fashion, then why not altius? From what i am seeing on the racetrack you would think the owners have a right to be seeking answers??
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I also think the snaffle ring bit gives greater control of the horse and aids the horse in not getting the tongue over the bit, as it tends to push up towards the roof of the mouth.
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