Horse & Rider

Overbridled Horse

An overbridled horse is flexed too much through his neck and poll, curling his nose toward his chest. In some of today’s events, horses can sometimes wind up overbridled, and if you want to go on and show them in an event like ranch riding or cowboy dressage, you’re going to have to undo that tendency to over-flex.

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