Michelle Houle I like to have them removed, but I wouldn't say it's necessary. Keep us updated on how things go🙂
Richard Boatwright
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Thomas I'd get a JWP o-ring or egg butt snaffle, a reinsman argentine snaffle, and a short/medium shank correction. Also, here are some brands of bit makers that are very good but don't cost a lot: Dutton, Dennis Moreland, Don Henson, Professional's Choice, Classic Equine. The PC Bob Avila line is very good. I'd avoid anything that has rough edges or finish, pinch points, or excessive shanks. Tom Thumb bits and mechanical hackamores are also off the list. Hope this helps!