Why the Bit is Bad - read here |
EQUINE ANATOMY AND THE CROSSOVER BITLESS BRIDLE: The 'why', 'what', and 'how' of correct fitting W. Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
BENEFITS of THE BITLESS BRIDLE Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
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ON 'MOUTH IRONS', 'HOOF CRAMPS', AND THE DAWN OF THE METAL-FREE HORSE Robert Cook, FRCVS, PhD |
BENEFITS of THE BITLESS BRIDLE Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
BIT-INDUCED PAIN: A CAUSE OF FEAR, FLIGHT, FIGHT AND FACIAL NEURALGIA IN THE HORSE Robert Cook FRCVS,PhD |
TRADITIONAL (PAIN-BASED) BITLESS BRIDLES Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
IS THE BIT REALLY SO CRUEL? An exchange of correspondence Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
TRADITION & THE STATUS QUO OR SCIENCE & ADVANCE? Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
EQUINE ANATOMY AND THE CROSSOVER BITLESS BRIDLE: The 'why', 'what', and 'how' of correct fitting W. Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
Concern: The bridle does not appear to be providing instant release. |
Going Bitless Witless or Wise? By Ruth Field Copyright © 2004 Australian Equine Arts |
ON THE BIT & THE F.E.I Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
Q. How does The Bitless Bridle work for neck reining? |
Q: Will the Bitless bridle enable me to achieve sufficient poll flexion? |
FEEDBACK FROM RIDERS WHO HAVE USED THE BITLESS BRIDLE FOR COMBINED TRAINING INFORMATION PROVIDED BY Dr. ROBERT COOK IN JULY 2005 FOR THE VETERINARY COMMITTEE OF THE JOCKEY CLUB Unsolicited users' comments over a four year period, 2000-2005 |
A BIT ON BUCKING Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
Q.Can the Bitless Bridle be used for Driving? Short Answer: Yes. Long answer: Yes, because |
Q. How do I stop the crossover straps on the Bitless Bridle from twisting? |
FEAR OF THE BIT Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
On the Penalties of Bits and the Benefits of Bitlessness Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
Death in the Afternoon - Breakdowns, Bleeding and Bits Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
A Note on the Head Bob in the Galloping Horse at Liberty and the Harmful Affect of the Bit on the Head Bob Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
To The Editor - Thoroughbred Times Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
What is this new Bitless Bridle ? by Jessica Jahiel, PhD |
Bit-Induced Asphyxia in the Horse (Elevation and Dorsal Displacement of the Soft Palate at Exercise Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
Asphyxia as the Cause of Bleeding and the Bit as the Cause of Soft Palate Displacement Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
The Effect of the Bit on the Behaviour of the Horse Robert Cook FRCVS, PhD |
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