Shamelessly stolen from another forum which drew my attention to this site, sigh......

http://www.stopthathorse.com/index.htm

Of course the beauty of all these different gadgets is that as you shut off each option to the horse, he may well then find some other "unwanted behaviour" with which to show his feelings, thereby obliging you to buy the next gadget in the list. Genius!

Happy Christmas shopping, everyone!

I was intrigued to find out what a 'StropStop' was, so I clicked on the link. I was a bit confused to read the following:

" If the horse pulls forward nose and curb pressure is applied, if the horse refuses to move forwards or attempts to pull backwards neck pressure is applied."

So, basically, if the horse goes forwards, he experiences discomfort. If the horse stands still, he experiences discomfort. If the horse moves backwards, he experiences discomfort. Erm...

Some of these horses are just sooooo stroppy..... Sigh.....