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Milan+Merlin
6th Aug 2009, 03:25 PM
Firstly sorry if this is the wrong place to post this but I dont know where else to :o
Where do you attach the lunge line to the bridle? :confused:
Have you got any pics to show this?
Also how do you hold the lunge line without wrapping it around your hand :confused:
Thanks :)
put the lunge line through the bit from outside in, take it round with the bridle and over the poll, the back round to the other side of the bit and clip it on there, then change it over when you change the rein.
As for not wrapping it round your hand, makes S shapes with it grabbing the middle of the S and not the loops, sorry that isn't helpful
Ill try and find a pic ;)
Milan+Merlin
6th Aug 2009, 03:31 PM
Ill try and find a pic ;)
Thankss. I have no idea what you meant :o My bad :rolleyes:
I understood holding the lunge line thou ;)
Dont diss my artwork either lol
http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/tt70/loveshorses/Lungeline.jpg
Does that help?
Milan+Merlin
6th Aug 2009, 03:52 PM
Dont diss my artwork either lol
http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/tt70/loveshorses/Lungeline.jpg
Does that help?
YESS :D:D i wont diss it, promisee ;)
thankyouu :)
newhorsefinder
6th Aug 2009, 04:02 PM
I've beenshown to go under the chin and through the other side of the bit ring. Is this considered wrong, cruel or just another way? No one has said anything otherwise:confused:
showjumper-09
6th Aug 2009, 04:04 PM
I've beenshown to go under the chin and through the other side of the bit ring. Is this considered wrong, cruel or just another way? No one has said anything otherwise:confused:
this is what i do :D im pretty sure its fine!
It doesn't matter, personal preference I suppose, I just got taught that way years ago :)
Milan+Merlin
6th Aug 2009, 04:45 PM
does both ways give you more control if the horse plays up? :confused: or does one give you more than the other?x
showjumper-09
6th Aug 2009, 04:47 PM
Id say over the poll probably gave you more controll?
Sofi P
6th Aug 2009, 05:22 PM
Over the poll will give you slightly more control and I find doesnt pull the bit rings together as much which can be annoying.
Practise with the lunge line at home before actually lunging. Clip the end onto something then let it out and practise winding it back in without wrapping it round your hand. It's worth looking a bit daft lunging without a horse because when there's a horse involved you'll have a lot more to think about all at the same time!
Milan+Merlin
6th Aug 2009, 05:48 PM
Thanks everyone :D
newhorsefinder
6th Aug 2009, 09:48 PM
Yeah,.phew, thanks here too:) Thinking more about the pole thing, if I were to lunge Ellie like that, I think she'd flip:eek: I have her in an elevator now because she hates to much pressure there. It might be intresting to try though:D:D;)
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