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International Dressage at Hickstead 2026: Equine Bitting Solutions Sponsors ‘Best Turned Out’

Equine Bitting Solutions is proud to sponsor Best Turned Out at the International Dressage at Hickstead 2026. Discover what’s happening at the All England Showground this May and why this iconic event is unmissable. The International Dressage at Hickstead 2026 is set to be one of the biggest highlights of the British dressage calendar, and

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Equine Bitting Solutions Sponsors Dressage at Hickstead 2026

We’re thrilled to announce that Equine Bitting Solutions, a professional horse bit fitting and rider education service based in Kent, will be a sponsor at Dressage at Hickstead 2026, held at the world-famous All England Jumping Course in Sussex. International dressage is returning to this iconic venue under the organisation of international rider Daniel Watson

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Exciting News!

I now have a brand new website and Facebook page for my equestrian coaching services – designed especially for riders who want to improve their flatwork, build better connection, and get more out of their schooling sessions. As many of you already know, I don’t just fit bits – I also coach horse and rider

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Dressage Camp

I had an amazing weekend sharing my expertise on horse bits at the British Dressage – South & East Region final Camp of 2024! 🐴✨ It was a blast working with talented coaches, watching everyone riding in beautiful weather, and helping riders improve their knowledge of tack and bits. If you’re looking to learn from

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Understanding Why Horses Get Their Tongue Over the Bit

As a bit fitter at Equine Bitting Solutions, I\’ve encountered countless riders struggling with the challenge of horses getting their tongue over the bit. This issue isn\’t just frustrating; it can hinder communication and harmony between horse and rider and potentially cause mouth injuries. Drawing from my experience and insights from experts in the field,

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