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[rotating-posts]At Cambridge University in England, it is still a compulsion to wear neck tie in the dinning halls. So you can imagine how much effort is required from your brain before these meals. It’s not surprising that someday someone would ask, “Is there another way to make these neck tie knots? Is there something different we can do?”
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I am a pleasure rider with a 6 year old paint gelding. He rides perfectly with a bit but I occasionally like to ride him with just a rope halter (tying the lead rope around his neck for reigns) when I ride bareback. He isn’t as “obedient” with the halter but I prefer it to the “strain” of the bit. So I am looking into buying a bosal hackamore that I can use instead of the rope halter, and even for trail rides. So I totally have like no idea what I’m getting myself into so I know you can get a bosal or just a hackamore…. what’s the difference? Also I am looking at the headstall with the rawhide nose piece, but will it rub his nose? I’m assuming that is why the fleece is an option. But any information I am grateful for! HELP!
I’m generally looking for something that gives me more control than the rope halter without a bit. And is used with reins like a bridle.
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