Milo R L.  hey, glad to have you.   I do have a series to help.  Here's a link: https://b1horsemanship.com/programs/collection-mtzmwlhbt38

Cassandra so sorry!  I just found your post.  What's the status with you and this girl now?  Same problem or were you able to get her figured out?

Damon F. Woohoo!  Nice work!

Kaitlyn B. Well, that's a good question.  I like to ride them 5 days a week until I'm done with the ES20 program through Snaffle Bit Basics II.  Then, frequency will drop off a little.  Especially if I'm doing ranch work with them.  I think it would be safe to say that if you are satisfied with the handle you have on the horse then dropping back will be fine, but if he's the type to forget or regress easily, then more is better.  

The bit thing is kind of nuanced because it depends on your hands. If your seat and hands are good then you could go to a square mouth or a twisted wire.  If you're still trying to get it worked out with your hands, I'd stay with the smooth snaffle.  He will eventually get light if your hands are right.  Hope this helps!  RB

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Damon F. All that looks pretty good.  The only thing I would say is if you walk more to your left and keep going until he walks to you,  he will walk out with his front end a little better.  Good job!

Kim S. well, I suppose it will.   I just want her to go with me to the middle, not leave me to go to the middle.  

Tammy W. 🤣 That's me.  Tell Bill thanks.  This is our new home page pic!🤣

Red Nice work!  Get any video of her run?