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Hi everybody! Saw this subject and just had to throw in my 2 cents - if you'll notice the biggest price differences are from area to area (North, South, East, West) across the states. We're paying about $7.00 for a regular, 65-75 lb bale of coastal here in Central TX, but I know like in AZ, they...
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Sounds to me like he's in pain somewhere, and it sure may be the saddle you're using. It may have never fit right, and it's been soring him more and more til he finally said "enough!" I would sure have him checked out by your vet before I got on him again.
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[quote user="QHAllAround"]2k10h explained well how to start this from the ground and progress to the saddle at a standstill to the saddle while moving, etc. I, personally, would never put a tom thumb in a horse's mouth. The Trouble with Tom Thumb [/quote] I'm new here so it probably...
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Tom Thumbs are a tool to be used judiciously. Great for you guys who have broke horses and have them like the bit. It also tells me that you guys have educated your hands! However, a tom thumb or any other advanced riding bit is no quick fix for a horse that runs through the snaffle, spooks, bolts and...
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Sounds like a great little field trip, to me! And btw, you can send some of that rain down here any time!
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