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1. Songs of Nihil for the Struggling Individual / Alcohol 7" () by Decay After Death, released 01 December 1. A Little bit Horsetrack / The Recruiter 2. Alcohol 3. No Order 4. The Corporation OUT OF PRINT Released by Occult Whispers Records. pressed on marble pink vinyl. 2 different covers: black & white or old parchment.

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3. Whether your horse is a beginner and needs to start with snaffle bits or he's an old pro who just needs a little guidance in a stylish horse bit, you'll find some great choices here. Browse through our favorite western bits including Jeremiah Watt, Sliester, Dutton, and more. Attention to detail can be seen on every piece with graceful lines.

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5. New & upcoming album releases. Music never stops: as true in as it was in , and all the rest. The most exciting drop of the year will surely be the 20th anniversary edition of David Gray’s ‘White Ladder’, but please also turn your attention to some of the other choice morsels on their way over the next twelve months.

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6. Nov 01,  · The bit should barely touch the corners of the lips and should not create a wrinkle. For width, pull the bit sideways through the mouth until it contacts one side. There should be ½ to 1 inch of space between the edge of the lip and the inside edge of the bit ring or shank, depending on the kind of bit .

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7. Getting your horse on the bit refers to when your horse stretches through their body and neck to accept the pressure applied from the rider through the bit. The horse will round its neck and propel itself forward using its hind-end; this helps the horse to carry itself better and focus on the rider and instructions.

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8. Oct 11,  · With a little knowledge, however, choosing the right bit can be much easier. The bit you choose for trail riding may not be as important as how you use it, and your horse’s training and disposition. This article originally appeared in the August issue of Pacific & Prairie Horse Journal.

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