Myth #1: There is no such thing as a harsh bit, but only harsh hands.

Myth #2: Any bit can be severe in the wrong hands.

Myth #3: Bits with broken mouthpieces are snaffle bits. 

Confused about how to get your gaited horse trained - or retrained - as it should be? This is the DVD set for you! Or, now that spring is upon us, you may want to re-educate yourself before mounting that out-of-condition horse! This DVD set is the best tool for the job.

Highlights:

• 3 Set DVD Series
  
• Understand Effectively Your Horse's Gait
  
• Increase Your Communication with Your Horse
  

Detailed Description
A 3-DVD instructional series on the subject of gaited horses. This series is like a gaited horse college education in a box! Brenda Imus covers every aspect of gaited horsemanship with knowledge, humor and compassion. Learn how to humanely and effectively bit, trim and ride the gaited horse, how to recognize the various smooth saddle gaits, and how to understand what gait your horse will perform based on its individual conformation. Discover simple riding techniques that are remarkably effective at improving gait while increasing your and your horses level of communication and comfort.

If you own a non-gaited horse, there is still much to be learned thru viewing this series.

One customer's remarks:

I have been watching the DVD set for the past few days. I must say that it is well worth the $$$.

 I am a person that really needs a visual to help make sense of things. The section on bits is great. Showing actual horses moving to demonstrate the gait spectrum is great, esp. w/ the slo-mo parts. What I liked best, since I will be in the market for a new horse soon, is the section on conformation & how it relates to form & function. Yes, I can see it now.

All the rider clinic part is also very good, but I am spending much more time in the areas I am most interested in before getting on into the actual riding of my horse. What I did like is being able to see what is meant by various terms used, esp. as it relates to riding these gaited horses.

 It is like having Brenda come into my home for a private clinic. Plus it gave me a chance to have a face to go with a name or 2.

 Thanks for the very helpful DVD set. It is jam-packed w/ so much info that each time I watch it, I pick up on something new & the pieces of the puzzle are coming together for a very good fit.

Debbie in GA

This revolutionary bit has taken the horse world by storm! It features a barrel shaped mouthpiece that allows ample tongue relief, and therefore rolls smoothly over the tongue, rather than biting into those sensitive tissues. The mouthpiece is designed to extend from 1/8" to 1/2" beyond the horse's cheeks on either side, and fits mouths from 4 1/2" to 5 1/2" wide. This eliminates chafing at the corners of the lips, and encourages the horse to drop softly into the bit, rather than stiffening up against it. The pinchless center roller and bushings, and independent side-to-side action, allow the rider to work a horse laterally, pick up a shoulder, use a leading rein, or perform a correct one rein stop. You never will startle or 'grab' your horse by the mouth with this bit, as the the ratio of the purchase (upper shank) to the curb (lower shank) gives the horse a logical, sequential 1-2-3/poll-chin groove-mouth cue when the rider takes hold of a rein. If you've ever wondered if your horse would perform better in a different bit, you owe to yourself, and your horse, to try this amazing piece of equipment. 

Though I often receive expressions of gratitude for the products I've brought to market, I can promise you nothing makes me happier than to have your feedback!  I so appreciate those of you who take the time to write. This came in just this morning:

I just had to write you about my experience with the Imus Comfort Gait bit. In today's world, it is so easy to become jaded by the multitude of claims for "fix it" products. So, when I was first told and read about the Imus bit, I was skeptical. However, after being unhappy with the way the heavy, and often pinchy way my traditional bit/bridle setup for my Tennessee Walker treated him, I decided to give it a try. It is the best $70, I've spent on tack for my horse. I've used it on a ride twice now and my laid back, somewhat lazy Walker has gaited beautifully with barely a request from me. I wouldn't have believed it unless I experienced it. My trail riding friend has been so impressed by the change, she is ordering one for her Walker as well.

Thanks for making something that really works. I know my horse thanks you too.

Nancy Webb

Price: $69.95