First of all you should determine what is making the horse toss his head. Is his tack ill fitting, do his teeth need done, is there something you as a rider are doing? Is he in any way uncomfortable?
If none of these, then I would suggest you get a martingale. There are many varites so ask your trainer/tack shop owner which would suit your horse the best.
A headstall for a horse is a hanger put on a horse's head used for holding a bit,bosal, nose piece, or other piece of equipment to control a horse while riding. When a headstall is combined with a bit (or bosal, nose piece, etc.) the combination is known as a bridle. o OK now you know
the browband is used to keep the bridle from moving back, it keeps the head piece straight, if it is too small the head piece will be pulled against the ears and be uncomfortable for the horse, if it is too big the browband will stick out from the horses head, you should be able to fit one finger between the ears and the head piece and it should fit snugly around the forehead. Just one finger because if you can fit your whole hand it wouldent be right trust me and if you cant fit anyting then it way too tight.
A martingale can be used on a horse for many reasons. It is primarily for keeping the horse's head up or down. There are two kinds of martingales. One is a standing martingale. It keeps the horse's head from going down so it can't buck. It is used for flat work and jumping under 4ft. The other one is a running martingale. It keeps the horse's head from going down. It is used for jumping over 4ft.
A sea-horse has horse like head and ray type wings.
the horse head weigh as much as 11.5 or 26 in proportion its body weight..
A horse can throw it's head back no matter what piece of tack is used if it's determined to do it. But many people use a martingale to keep a horses head down, though this is not a good substitute for real training of the horse.
A headstall for a horse is a hanger put on a horse's head used for holding a bit,bosal, nose piece, or other piece of equipment to control a horse while riding. When a headstall is combined with a bit (or bosal, nose piece, etc.) the combination is known as a bridle. o OK now you know
A Irish Martingale
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Irish martingale
The piece is called a bearing or bering rein(s). This used to be a standard piece of tack before the automoble. The horse was forced to hold his head at an unaturally high level putting strain on the entire topline* of the animal. It was more of a fashion statement, people thinking the horses looked better while pulling the family's carriage. *The topline of the horse is the poll, crest, withers, back, croupe and dock.
It's called a bearing rein but it causes severe pain to the horse and I strongly recommend you don't use it.
the reins Reins indeed, stripes of leather on each side of the head connecting to a mouth piece.
the browband is used to keep the bridle from moving back, it keeps the head piece straight, if it is too small the head piece will be pulled against the ears and be uncomfortable for the horse, if it is too big the browband will stick out from the horses head, you should be able to fit one finger between the ears and the head piece and it should fit snugly around the forehead. Just one finger because if you can fit your whole hand it wouldent be right trust me and if you cant fit anyting then it way too tight.
a clipped piece of horse hair.
A martingale can be used on a horse for many reasons. It is primarily for keeping the horse's head up or down. There are two kinds of martingales. One is a standing martingale. It keeps the horse's head from going down so it can't buck. It is used for flat work and jumping under 4ft. The other one is a running martingale. It keeps the horse's head from going down. It is used for jumping over 4ft.
a dead horse