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Comment on what is this horse stuff? pls help! piks!? by ♥ B Grand Blue ♥

♥ B Grand Blue ♥ — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 21:27:59 +0000

You’ve probably figured it out by now, but it’s an Eggbutt snaffle bit and polo wraps. (;

I just wanted to add to everyone elses answers – that polo wraps usually come in a set of 4. If those three are the only ones you have, the price would reflect that.
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Comment on what is this horse stuff? pls help! piks!? by IloveLucky♥

IloveLucky♥ — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:52:59 +0000

The blue and red things, are Polo's (leg wraps). The bit is a D-ring snaffle. You could sell the bit for 15$ and the polo's for around 20$
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Comment on what is this horse stuff? pls help! piks!? by cymrais am byth

cymrais am byth — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:20:59 +0000

the bit is an eggbutt snaffle, they are usually bought at around £14.00, so for a second hand i would sell for about £7.00 the other things are bandages, you should sell them for £5 each i think
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Comment on what is this horse stuff? pls help! piks!? by HorseinmyheaD

HorseinmyheaD — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 19:36:59 +0000

The bit is a snaffle bit it is one of the kindest most popular bits you can get.

The red and blue things are bandages you can use them for traveling on tails and legs and you can use them on the legs for training. Also you can use them at night to protect the legs frim bangs and when the leg is injured to give the leg support.

For the snaffle bit it is no more then £10 on the cheap and £40 for quality.

The bandages will be at the most £15 but you can get them for around £4 depending on you location.

Hope we helped bye bye
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Comment on what is this horse stuff? pls help! piks!? by Mountain L

Mountain L — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 19:03:59 +0000

its a snaffle bit and the red and blue things are leg wraps the bit will see for about $48 and the wraps: $20 per wrap
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Comment on Is an aribian a good riding horse for a beginner rider? Pros and Cons of Aribians? by shine

shine — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:38:59 +0000

I have a delt with a lot of Arabians for many years and in my opinion they are not the breed for beginers, they are usually spooky, nervous and take an awful lot of ride to get them tired enough to think.

We used to train a lot and got to the point that we would not take an A. because it took so much more time and if the owner they went was not agressive and made them mind they would call up and want them sold because they were just too much horse for them.

The judges want to see idiots come into the ring when they are shown and so the breeders are keeping the nutso idiots for breeding stock.
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Comment on Is an aribian a good riding horse for a beginner rider? Pros and Cons of Aribians? by Jackie

Jackie — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:31:59 +0000

That would definitely depend on the actual horse. Pros of Arabians: They are super smart, have great endurance, and have great gaits. Cons of Arabians: They’re hot headed, stubborn and sensitive. I own 3 Arabians and learned how to ride on an Arabian. I believe that I am a better rider because of it. I think that learning to ride on a more suitable horse breed, like Quarter Horse, would have shown me what a great riding horse is and maybe would have led me to believe that all horses behave in a good way, however learning on Arabians showed me and gave me the experience of riding great horses and riding difficult horses. I have more confidence on every horse I ride and am capable of handling just about any horse I am put on. Again, it really depends on the horse you are riding rather than it’s breed, but I would say that if you have never been on any horse before, don’t start on the Arabian, unless the owner has assured you that the Arabian is well behaved.
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Owner, rider and trainer of 3 Arabians, 2 Quarter Horses and 1 Thoroughbred…..working with/riding horses for 22 out of my 24 years of life

Comment on what is this horse stuff? pls help! piks!? by animal lover<3

animal lover<3 — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:25:59 +0000

its a single jointed, eggbutt snaffle bit (:
and they look like leg wraps. (:

no idea about prices, try checking ebay

have fun =]
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Comment on Is an aribian a good riding horse for a beginner rider? Pros and Cons of Aribians? by Megan M

Megan M — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:13:59 +0000

My mother owns an Arabian. I took lessons on him and he spooks very easily some times. But that also comes from him being a younger horse too. They are beautiful horses. I never really had any problems riding him and I am a first time rider at the age of 32. It really just depends on the amount of training that the horse has had as to whether or not it will be good for a beginner. And to those of you bashing this breed of horse: You obviously haven't been around them long enough to know anything about them and to tell others to not own one or bother with one is just stupid. Keep your ignorant opinions to yourself! They do not require medication to calm them down either. Apparently there are a lot of uneducated people who post on here.
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Comment on Is an aribian a good riding horse for a beginner rider? Pros and Cons of Aribians? by Equine Va

Equine Va — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 17:53:59 +0000

As always this depends on the horse.

Arabians are classified as a "hot-blooded" and so Arabians’ sensitivity and intelligence enable quick learning and greater communication with their riders. This is not always a good thing as this allows them to learn bad habits quickly if ridden by an inexperienced rider.

Because of this I would not recommend these horses to beginners.
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Best friend of a Champion Breeder of Arabians. Own several. Trained several