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Posted: Monday 4 July, 2011
I've just ordered a new bitless bridle for Bugsy - he isn't comfortable with a bit, even a very gentle one, so I thought I'd try this Dr Cook's bitless bridle.
I've also ordered a klibber, from www.journeyman-leather.co.uk. If it all comes pdq, and tides willing, we'll be off to the sea on Thursday collecting seaweed.
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Now I needed a cart, but couldn’t afford one so I built a wooden chariot out of scrap wood.
Time passed and I needed to move more and heavier loads, so decided to build a rulley. Scrap wood was utilised but I had
Spiller's progress from sickly foal to working in harness with a chariot and a rulley.
Dalmore, Station Road,
Barry, Angus. DD7 7RS.
Hello, I'm Rosemary Champion, aka the Accidental Smallholder. I'm a smallholder in the east of Scotland and started this website to help other people who are interested in smallholding to find their way, and to share my experiences.
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louise
Friday 8 July, 2011 at 2:45am
I've ridden my horse in a dr cooks bitless bridle for years without any problems. I have a synthetic one that looks like leather but washes in the machine!