LongviewRanch.net Curb Chain Contact info   Goals   Horses for Sale   Links   Lone Pine Pictures   Pack Trip Pictures   Ranch Pictures   Reference    San Fernando Rangers Share Your Story    Mission Statement    Ropes and Knots   Pack Saddle Catalog    Classified Ads    Entertainment    Email Us Navigation How-To Rope Halter   Latigo and Cinch Knot   Tie a Lead Rope   Back Cinch Keeper Straighten Your Stirrups   Easy Way to Tie a Catch Rope   Curb Chain  Putting on the bit... The tightness of the curb chain is important. It helps to make the horse handle better. It will stop and turn easier. The length of the curb chain must be right. Put the mouth piece on four fingers and your thumb in the horse's mouth. With your right hand, pull the bit up into the horse's mouth. Put the right ear in first, then left ear. The curb chain should hang loosely under the horses chin. Navigation How-To Rope Halter   Latigo and Cinch Knot   Tie a Lead Rope   Back Cinch Keeper Straighten Your Stirrups   Easy Way to Tie a Catch Rope   Curb Chain  Curb Chain

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