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Nicole (24.131.21.201) - Mon May 19 23:48:02 2008

Is it common practice to use different bits on the same horse for different aspects of his training? I have a barrel horse that I use three different bits on for enforcing lift, rate and speed. Is this putting his training backward by using more leveraged bits and then a plain smooth snaffle?

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