Dale Myler of Myler Bits
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- čas přidán 16. 04. 2012
- An interview with one of the founding brothers of Myler Bits. Theory, use, training, conformation and biomechanics are all part of designing and choosing a Myler Bit.
Find a Myler bit that suits your horse's needs here: www.bitofbritain.com/Myler_s/4...
The first one he picked up was the www.bitofbritain.com/Myler_Egg...
The "Level 1 Bit" is www.bitofbritain.com/Myler_Com... with hooks on the rings. We don't stock this exact one, but can order it.
I admit I know nothing about horses and, with respect, its like this gentleman is speaking a foreign language.That said, I can appreciate the fact that he strives to keep the horse as comfortable as it can be.
Just came to comment that I've been using a D-ring myler bit for just over 2 years. Horse is very comfortable, and understands cues much clearer. I feel, anyway. Used to ride in just a standard 3 piece mouth D-ring and the horse would toss his head at a stand still, just hated it. Doesn't happen anymore - he eats fine and is very comfortable in his myler. No fighting or evading the bit. I do use one a lot of with tongue relief. these bits are worth the price tag.
Love my Myler bit! My horse loves it even more! What a great company too! I had a question about my bit so called the company and got to talk to Dale! Not only was he a nice guy but helpful too. You can really tell this Family cares about horses and cares about their product. I highly recommend these bits to anyone who wants the best for their horse. Quality is top notch and these bits are easy to keep clean! I'm a happy customer with a happy horse. Thanks Myler Family! Keep up the great work!
I have had some custom bits made by Myler and never regretted it. They are superb!
My favorite bit is a Myler bit
Thank you for this very informative video.
I use your mb04 and mb06 for my Iberian warmblood and he loves working in them..we got our first reserve champion on father's day and did our first 5 class riding division 2 weekends ago we did fantastic.. on Sunday September 9th we have a dressage trial.. Thank you for making such great bits
They are My favorite bits thanks to explain how good they work on the horse mouth
I trained race horses for years and then spent many miles on them including retraining them for show. We don't really want them to pull or be cold jawed.
@ 3 minutes I'm gonna stop you right there. The keepers on a full cheek are only there to keep the bit in place, steadier in the horses mouth and keep the bit FROM rotating. It does not cause the bit TO rotate when there is rein pressure. It's not a curb bit. It's a snaffle.
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Okay but wait.. I use a level 3 Dee version, in the discipline: Dressage. But my horse is in the beginning of the dressage, and has a very sensible tongue. So if I put a level 1 in, she won’t react well on it!
Love Myler so upset I sold my Lvl 1, now that i'm working with a baby again I miss it.. now off to go find another and buy another level 1.
Great stuff!!!
I have always wanted to try a Myler on my horses, but they have always been out of my budget. Hopefully now I will be able to pick up one this year and try it :)
I just bought a lev 2-3 Myles bit.
I like the design but it is so difficult to find an MB04 bit with an "option" of a curb strap and two rein placements (like the new western d, kimberwick or pelham) in size 5 1/2" Oh good grief, not that I have one, which way does it fit in the mouth?
How snug should the cheek ring on a Mylar bit be?
i see my horses both run diffrent in pasture my qh runs head closer to the ground an my mustang runs with her head held really high
Awesome video :)