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How To Put Bit Guards On A Bit. Bit guards can help protect your horse's mouth, but they are difficult to put on because the tough rubber resists stretching over a. “always have a bit guard on,” hall said. A saddler taught me that to put these on a bit, you take two flat leather reins and loop them through the center hole. I feel a bit of an idiot asking at all, but i just can't see how to get them on :confused: The question is in the title. Silly question, but does anyone have any tips on how to put a bridle on with bit guards so that the guard stays at the end of the bit and does. Then, with a loop in each hand, slowly. Adding a bit guard is a precautionary measure — especially when bits have a lot of moving parts like a gag. “if the little bit of skin in the corner of the mouth gets pinched by the bit, it’s going to make the horse brace or elevate when they’re pulled on.”

“if the little bit of skin in the corner of the mouth gets pinched by the bit, it’s going to make the horse brace or elevate when they’re pulled on.” Bit guards can help protect your horse's mouth, but they are difficult to put on because the tough rubber resists stretching over a. “always have a bit guard on,” hall said. The question is in the title. A saddler taught me that to put these on a bit, you take two flat leather reins and loop them through the center hole. I feel a bit of an idiot asking at all, but i just can't see how to get them on :confused: Then, with a loop in each hand, slowly. Silly question, but does anyone have any tips on how to put a bridle on with bit guards so that the guard stays at the end of the bit and does. Adding a bit guard is a precautionary measure — especially when bits have a lot of moving parts like a gag.

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How To Put Bit Guards On A Bit Adding a bit guard is a precautionary measure — especially when bits have a lot of moving parts like a gag. Silly question, but does anyone have any tips on how to put a bridle on with bit guards so that the guard stays at the end of the bit and does. “if the little bit of skin in the corner of the mouth gets pinched by the bit, it’s going to make the horse brace or elevate when they’re pulled on.” Bit guards can help protect your horse's mouth, but they are difficult to put on because the tough rubber resists stretching over a. The question is in the title. Adding a bit guard is a precautionary measure — especially when bits have a lot of moving parts like a gag. “always have a bit guard on,” hall said. A saddler taught me that to put these on a bit, you take two flat leather reins and loop them through the center hole. Then, with a loop in each hand, slowly. I feel a bit of an idiot asking at all, but i just can't see how to get them on :confused: