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horse chomping at bit
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<blockquote data-quote="msscamp" data-source="post: 121066" data-attributes="member: 539"><p>May be a simple problem of too much energy and wanting to go. I've had horses do that when they hadn't been ridden in a while and wanted to get out and go. Since you stated that the girl you bought him from said he hasn't been ridden since the 4th of July and the 4th of July the previous year, he has a considerable amount of energy to spend. I would simply ride him down with a low port curb or a snaffle and then see where you were.</p><p></p><p>PS You also didn't state what you were feeding him. Alfalfa and/or grain will increase energy if the horse is not being ridden regularly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="msscamp, post: 121066, member: 539"] May be a simple problem of too much energy and wanting to go. I've had horses do that when they hadn't been ridden in a while and wanted to get out and go. Since you stated that the girl you bought him from said he hasn't been ridden since the 4th of July and the 4th of July the previous year, he has a considerable amount of energy to spend. I would simply ride him down with a low port curb or a snaffle and then see where you were. PS You also didn't state what you were feeding him. Alfalfa and/or grain will increase energy if the horse is not being ridden regularly. [/QUOTE]
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