Bit Fitting Specialist If you are experiencing bitting issues, don’t struggle on, we are here to help. We offer different bit fitting services to suit everyone, from first time owners to advanced riders. About Us Angela has 35 years experience in equestrian industry, is an advanced rider, British Dressage Safeguarding trained and also a certified […]
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What a fantastic weekend we had at Aster Horses giving a talk about bitting. We cover quite a few topics in relation to bit fitting, including how important is it to ensure your horse is comfortable, how bits can enhance training and dressage legal bits. We also discuss bridle fit, recognising evasions and how to
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We are loving watching the Dressage at the Olympics this weekend, we hope you are too! And who’d have thought there would ever be a day when Snoop Dogg dons a riding hat, gloves and watches the Grand Prix dressage! britishdressage #teamGB #snoopdogg #dressage #olympics
A well-fitted bit is essential for equine comfort and performance. Just like humans, horses deserve to be comfortable. A poorly fitting bit can hinder a horse’s ability to perform and cause unnecessary stress and evasions, this is why we offer different types of bit fittings.Our bit consultations are tailored to you and your horse, whatever
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In the realm of equestrian sports, the term “good hands” is often mentioned, but what does it truly mean, and why is it so vital? At Equine Bitting Solutions, we believe that understanding and developing good hands is essential for both rider and horse. In our consultations we work on teaching you about the contact
How are we different from other Bit Fitters? Above all, we are a totally independent bit fitter, we are not associated with, nor work for/in conjunction with any particular brands. Angela has extensive experience and knowledge in training horses and coaching riders, from complete beginners, to accomplished riders. She has had her own horses for
Why Do Horses Get Their Tongue Over the Bit? Tongue over the bit is one of the most common issues I see as an independent bit fitter, and it is also one of the most misunderstood. Riders often reach for a tighter noseband or a different bit when they first notice it, but in my
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