Equine 1 Obj. 8.02 - Halters & Bridles

Attaching a bit to turn the horse

Backing and turning the horse from the saddle

Holding the Pelham bit in place

Leading, tying, and restraining horses

1/2"

1"

2"

3"

Binders twine

Cotton string

Leather

Nylon web

cotton rope.

leather.

nylon rope.

string.

bailing wire.

binder’s twine.

cotton rope.

nylon web.

Approach the horse from the proper angle

Pass the crownpiece under the horse’s neck

Reach over the horse’s neck with the right hand

Unbuckle the halter and hold it in the left hand

left hand and passes it over the mare’s neck.

left hand and passes it under the mare’s neck.

right hand and passes it over the mare’s neck.

right hand and passes it under the mare’s neck.

attach the stirrups to the saddle.

blind the horse to a side view.

hold the bit in the horse’s mouth.

prevent the horse from rearing.

bridle.

collar.

halter.

saddle.

Pelham.

snaffle.

western.

Weymouth.

Pelham

Snaffle

Western

Weymouth

Curb

Pelham

Snaffle

Weymouth

Pelham

Snaffle

Western

Weymouth

children’s horses.

polo ponies.

stock horses.

young foals.

hackamore.

Pelham.

snaffle.

Weymouth.

The throatlatch does not touch the jaw.

There is no clearance between the throatlatch and jaw.

Three or four fingers can slide between the throatlatch and jaw.

Two fists separate the throatlatch and jaw.

hold down and tuck in the horse’s face.

lift the horse’s nose to a higher position.

pin the horse’s ears back so the bridle can be removed.

unbuckle the bridle at the crown latch.