Bitless Bridle: Indian Bosal

 I have seen them before and I would like to get one. My friend uses it with her young horse and has had wonderful results. The only thing is that the horse and pony club that Katie competes in will not let us use it for barrels and poles..

Yah. I looked at some of the local show rules and they either don't say if I can or I can. But before showing the judges recquire you to show them that you have total control of your horse which is a smart thing to do.

hi there, the bosal u have picured is the same one i've been using about a year now.... i have a youngish  thoroughbred and everyone thought I was/am crazy using it with him, that he needs something more "harsh", maybe that's not the best word... a bit that will give me alittle more control!  so far, so good!  i worked with him in the indoor arena this past winter, doing alot of flexing, circles, figure eights, etc. and when it was time to ride outdoors and on trails, he's been fantastic , very responsive... i'm dealing with a saddle fit issue right now that has him alittle ticked with me but i can tell u, the bitless bridle has been the way to go for him and also my hubby's horse... she too is  an ex-racehorse and luving that fact there's no metal in her mouth. i would definately work your horse in a confined area for some time , like an arena (indoors or out) before venturing out to the wide open spaces, make sure she will give to u when you flex her and practice those "one rein stops" ... good luck with your bosal, i know your horse will love u for it.

awesome!

Here's my Daisy in her indian bosal!

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