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Horse Bit Chin Strap. A curb strap works together with your horse’s bit. Here’s how to make sure it’s adjusted properly. It also prevents the bit from rotating too much in the mouth. Attached to the bit inside the horse's mouth, the curb chain rests underneath the groove of its chin, and prevents the bit from rotating too much while limiting pressure on the upper palate of the horse's mouth. Chinstraps provide the lower boundary. A chin strap holds the bit in place. The curb chain or chin strap is essential to a curb bit’s proper function by applying pressure to the chin groove when the rider uses the reins. Your horse’s chin is sensitive, and because of this, a curb chain or curb strap can be an effective training tool. A leather or chain strap attached to the shanks of a curb bit. Curb straps or curb chains are an important part of bit and headstall functionality, whether you ride western or english. The material and the adjustment of the curb will determine the type of communication sent to your horse. It is positioned under the horse’s chin behind the muzzle.

A leather or chain strap attached to the shanks of a curb bit. It is positioned under the horse’s chin behind the muzzle. Attached to the bit inside the horse's mouth, the curb chain rests underneath the groove of its chin, and prevents the bit from rotating too much while limiting pressure on the upper palate of the horse's mouth. Chinstraps provide the lower boundary. Your horse’s chin is sensitive, and because of this, a curb chain or curb strap can be an effective training tool. The material and the adjustment of the curb will determine the type of communication sent to your horse. A chin strap holds the bit in place. A curb strap works together with your horse’s bit. The curb chain or chin strap is essential to a curb bit’s proper function by applying pressure to the chin groove when the rider uses the reins. Here’s how to make sure it’s adjusted properly.

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Horse Bit Chin Strap Your horse’s chin is sensitive, and because of this, a curb chain or curb strap can be an effective training tool. It is positioned under the horse’s chin behind the muzzle. Here’s how to make sure it’s adjusted properly. It also prevents the bit from rotating too much in the mouth. Your horse’s chin is sensitive, and because of this, a curb chain or curb strap can be an effective training tool. Chinstraps provide the lower boundary. A leather or chain strap attached to the shanks of a curb bit. The curb chain or chin strap is essential to a curb bit’s proper function by applying pressure to the chin groove when the rider uses the reins. A chin strap holds the bit in place. Attached to the bit inside the horse's mouth, the curb chain rests underneath the groove of its chin, and prevents the bit from rotating too much while limiting pressure on the upper palate of the horse's mouth. Curb straps or curb chains are an important part of bit and headstall functionality, whether you ride western or english. A curb strap works together with your horse’s bit. The material and the adjustment of the curb will determine the type of communication sent to your horse.