Yes you can! My mare yawns all the time when she sees the bridle coming. Its as if she is pretending to be tired. As long as you have the tongue under the bit and the horse accepts it safely it is OK to be put on.
A bit is metal bar that is on the bottom of the bridle. This fits inside the horses mouth, behind the teeth, where there is a gap.
the bridle is attached to the mouth......either of horses or a mule. it is actually used to control the direction to which the whole body moves
The metal part of the bridle is called a bit. This goes into the horses mouth. You can buy several types of bits.
A bitless bridle is a term that describes a wide variety of headgear for horses that controls the horses without placing a bit in the horse's mouth. A bitless bridle allows the rider to steer the horse more smoothly and reduces pain for the horse.
The bit is on the bridle, that goes on their head. Its the metal thing that goes in the horses mouth. (:
It means the visible part of the bit (when it is in your horses mouth) is in the shape of the letter D.
You should stand on the horses near side (Left side). Holding the bridle by the Crown piece,lift it over the horses head. Use your fingers to press on the horses bars and get him to open his mouth to allow you to gently slip the bit inside. Once the bit is in, fit the bridle to the rest of the head by pulling (gently) the bridle over the ears and making sure the straps are buckled appropriately.
It's simply a peice of nylon, rope leather etc..on a halter or headstall that goes across the horses cheek.
if you are referring to horses, it is not called a "cheek strap". It is called a "cheek piece". A cheek piece is part of the bridle. When on a horse, it is along the side of a horses face, basically where the horses cheek is (from the ears to the muzzle). It is joined to the Bit (in the horses mouth) and the head piece which is the part of the bridle that is at the top of the horses head, by the poll (behind its ears). I hope this was helpful information.
I'm not familiar with a 'headpiece' but I think you mean the bridle. This is used to control the horse's head and keeps the bit in the horse's mouth.
There is no such thing as a flash bridle, but there is a flash noseband. This noseband is a normal noseband with an extra strap added, which goes around the horse's mouth in front of the bit. This is used on horses who open their mouths a lot, or eat on trails.
keep the bridle in ONE of your hands.w/that hand rest your arm between your horses two ears and your horse will put its head down. then hold your bit in your other hand under the horses lips, tickling the back of the horses mouth w/your thumb.your horse should open its mouth so you can gently place the bit where it belongs. hope this helps!