WARNING: If you are terribly squeamish and can't stand the sight of equine facial dissection, I'd recommend you sit this one out. For those of you teetering on the edge, I will say that all the hair had been removed and the focus is on tissues of the mouth. It's really not that bad.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Bits and bit pressure--with video
ETA: (concurrent with previous post) Here's a video from those same guys detailing the force of pressure a bit can exert on the tissues of the mouth. And while I cringe at the phrase "scientifically proven" (since that's not the goal of science at all, it doesn't exist to prove things--it's a misnomer phrase), it is still interesting educational to watch. And it's complete with yet more of the worst riding hands I've seen in recent memory.
WARNING: If you are terribly squeamish and can't stand the sight of equine facial dissection, I'd recommend you sit this one out. For those of you teetering on the edge, I will say that all the hair had been removed and the focus is on tissues of the mouth. It's really not that bad.
WARNING: If you are terribly squeamish and can't stand the sight of equine facial dissection, I'd recommend you sit this one out. For those of you teetering on the edge, I will say that all the hair had been removed and the focus is on tissues of the mouth. It's really not that bad.
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horse insanity,
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