NEW PRODUCT!

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3 Responses to “NEW PRODUCT!”

  1. Mike Considine, on February 23rd, 2008 at 10:56 am Said:

    G’day Aeron. Your riding halter looks great. Congratulations. You have a great set up. Very interesting. Mike.

  2. Rebekah, on August 13th, 2008 at 8:24 pm Said:

    Aeron, while I love your concepts and the actual work you have published with Sundance, your riding halter will not work on every horse (and not due to training issues). I have an arab mare that I have searched high and low for a bit-less that she would accept. I had a rope halter like what you show that only caused her to throw her head and act up due to the knots in it. She is extremely sensitive, in all areas, and it wasn’t until I started using the Nurtural that she is finally accepting contact. I rode in a bit for a long time with her only to have issues there as well. The only bit she would accept was an elliptical snaffle (similar to the french link but even milder). She just doesn’t have the mouth to accept a bit (low pallete, thick tongue). I’m finally enjoying my mare, and I think she is finally looking at being ridden in a different light (a better one). I look forward to working with her more in the future and have to say that your work with Sundance is inspirational. Thank you.

  3. aeronm, on August 13th, 2008 at 8:41 pm Said:

    Hi Rebekah,
    In my opinion, ANY bitless is a GOOD bitless, so whether it’s mine, the Nurtural, or another, I’m all for it! Good for you for making the switch.

    I think you can teach your horse, or any horse, to respond to the pressure by giving, which means you could teach your horse to lower her head in my halter as opposed to throwing it or raising it. It’s all a matter of pressure and release, and of course, the timing of the rider is critical for success.

    Happy horsing!

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