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ed snaffle, most well-schooled horses can race in a snaffle bit.

There are special types of snaffles for different needs: The hill cheek snaffle adds to the guiding ability of the rider. The tall metal cheekpieces come into play laterally when, for instance, the rider pulls on the left rein - the right side of the bit presses on the outside of the horse’s mouth and he is thus encouraged to turn.

See BITS, Page 26

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