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Bitless Endorsement by Horse Safety Australia
LightRider Bitless Bridles Endorsed by Horse Safety Australia I am very pleased to announce that after almost a year of trialling the LightRider Bitless Bridle and Bitless Noseband, the executive of...
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Bitless News
Bitless Basics Overview Video Parts of the presentation I did on Bitless Riding at Agfest last month were filmed and photographed (thanks Saskia and Nikki) and I’ve put together a sample of some...
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Inspiration
Dan Files Dan and Dollar bareback and bridleless. I have been emailing with Dan who is from Martinsburg in West Virginia, USA, for a couple of years now, ever since he purchased a LightRider bitless...
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Bitless News
What’s so special about going bitless? Maree and the boys all bitless and barefoot. I asked myself that as I was wondering what makes people who choose to ride with without a bit different from the...
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New Trail Riding Group
Enjoy Trail Riding? Want to see more of the world from your saddle? Want to ride with socially responsible riders? Want to ride Bitless and Barefoot? Want comprehensive public and personal liability...
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Bitless – Challenges and Solutions
© Glenn Wilson July 2011 A look at some reasons why a person chooses to ride their horse bitless. These may be reasons that are not immediately apparent. The decision by some horse riders to go bitless...
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Bitless Riding Differences
Is riding bitless the same as with a bit? Confident riders and educated horses adapt to riding bitless easily. When riding with a bitless bridle, there are some perceived, and a couple of real...
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How to transition to a Bitless Bridle
By Cynthia Cooper © Rom is a happily transitioned thoroughbred, ex-racehorse, showjumper and hunter who loves to relax in his LightRider bitless bridle on a casual trail ride. (by Leigh Steven) There’s...
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Riding Bitless – ‘On the Bridle’
By Cynthia Cooper The term ‘on the bit’ can be replaced by ‘on the bridle’ when a bitless bridle is involved. The term ‘on the bit’ has become commonplace and used to denote a certain frame or level...
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Getting a Bitless Connection
by Josepha at www.josepha.info Q: How do I get connection with my horse without a bit? Josepha Guillaume A: First of all, I ask the question to each person what ‘connection’ is according to them. What...
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Bitless Bridles – What’s the Difference?
Until a few years ago there used to be very few choices if you wanted to ride without a bit in your horse’s mouth. The Star Hackamore was an old favourite style of bitless bridle. There was the western...
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Choosing the Best Bitless Bridle
by Cynthia Cooper The placement of a bitless bridle’s noseband is important so damage to the fragile nasal bone is avoided. Over the past 5 or 6 years bitless bridles have increased in popularity and...
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Bitless Bridles Seen as Safer Alternative for Horses in New Study
from www.thehorse.com Helen and Oscar in Saudi Arabia compete in Cross country safely wearing a bitless bridle. Previous studies evaluating the behavioural responses of horses to different types of...
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Bitless Bridles and ‘Lipstick Foam’
by Yvonne Welz Just for comparison, here is a photo of my mare Belle in a regular snaffle bit last year, looking quite foamy. Does the bit cause foaming? Maybe not… It has long been assumed that a...
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