The Correct Position of a Cinch
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Do you know the correct positioning of a cinch?
World Champion Bob Avila shows us!
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What a beautiful horse
I have an arabian mare who is very large. I have fitted her to a 30-32 inch cinch because of her large size. However, western is great for her but does not work her shoulders very well so sometimes I like to place an english on her. My question is how do I get this to be more comfortable for her? Meaning: on the very first notch in the straps, the cinch attaches but ends up being so tight on her that it takes forever to take off. I cannot ride her like this. It is just too tight but there isnt enough strap to make another notch. Should I try a longer cinch?
You do not need to use a long shank leveraged bit. You are way better than that.
Do you see him hanging on the horses mouth? NO! Besides if the horse is over age 5 then it has to wear a shanked bit to show.
@@mousetaylor6315 The horse does not have to be in a shanked bit. That is your choice. The horse does not have a choice.
@@gerrycoleman7290 A horse older then 5 must wear a shanked bit and be rode with one hand to be shown. Learn your rules.
@@mousetaylor6315 You missed the point. If one chooses to not to put a shanked bit on their horse, that means that they choose to not to go to those shows that require it.
@@gerrycoleman7290 And if he does not show his horses then how is he supposed to advertise his business and his horses? That bit is only as bad as the hands that use it. At no time is he on the horses mouth. So you are the one missing the point. Maybe you should learn to have better hands.
Is that a blue roan ?
Its a red roan
It’s a red roan😊
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