Jessica Walker

Yes.  I can try to find the same mouthpiece, but it is an "english" style D and I'm not sure I've seen such a big center piece on a western type.  But I can look around.  

What does "short" mean, in measurement terms (roughly)?

Ok!  Let the struggle bus begin!  Better now, before I learn it the left way!

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27 Apr 09:53

Another question - I want to monkey around a bit with roping.  I've never done it before, though my horse has!  I am a lefty - am I better off just forcing myself to learn to rope right handed, or is being left handed not a big deal?

Thank you!

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27 Apr 09:50

Hey there!  I have a neato new horse, first one I've ever bought that has some miles on him already.  He's amenable, soft, but not "fancy broke".  My background is primarily english, though I did start out in the western world a long time ago.

He's a bit reactive in the face - they did some barrel racing, roping, etc with him.  He has some scar tissue build up on the corners of his mouth, which makes me hang the bit a titch low.  

At any rate - I'm looking for a step-up into a shank/curb.  He goes in a D-ring 3 piece snaffle now, he likes it well enough but doesn't seem to be super fussy about mouthpieces, and he's soft enough in it - not hiding, but not pulling.  His face is short but wide... we call him "Meathead" on occasion.  :)

You've put together some videos on this, but I don't know why I can't find them at the moment.  Thoughts on what our step up bit should be?  

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Oh no, I'm so sorry to hear that.  :(

Richard Boatwright

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31 Jul 11:26

Hey there!  Question - how is Ike doing?  I haven't seen anything about him, it's possible I missed it!

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05 May 15:33

So sorry for your loss, what a heartbreaking conclusion.  

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22 Apr 14:30

I hate to be a pest, but I want to see more of Ike!  :)

Yes.  I feel like I miss a lot of local things because I'm not well connected and generally keep to myself.