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I'm so proud of her.... she's been SO well behaved, despite new surroundings of an indoor school (she's been in there once before, but not for 17 months) and distraction potential of 6 other horses. Was actually up on her for 2 hours, though only walking and a fair amount of standing around, even so she was very pooped afterwards. And the steering was improving... may be able to wangle some pics tommorrow....

Oh great news and yes pictures please if you can get th
What tack are you working her in?

Hello, saddle - the Bob marshall treeless - it's ace - she likes it, I like it and it doesn't budge.

Bridle - we're not happy with her bitting, she doesn't seem to understand steering from bit, so today I just rode her in a rope halter.... but I'm going to try a myler combination tomorrow (set to work more off nose than mouth) and outside the clinic setting, we're going back to baby basics to try to re-learn the bit thing - and if that doesn't work then it's a bosal, Dr Cook or hackamore for now.

I'm using a Myler combination on Picasso and he is very good in it.I have to be very light,just a twitch of the fingers is usually enough. Let us know how you like it,mines only a very short shank