curb chain造句

• This is also directly dependent on the tightness of the curb chain.
• There are two undesirable consequences when using a very tight curb chain.
• However, keeping the curb chain looser allows more accommodation for rider error.
• A twisted curb chain is far harsher in its effect than a flat one.
• Look at the first two comments in this section by Curb Chain and DavidForthoffer.
• *Curb Chain's response doesn't entirely fill me with confidence.
• Curb Chain Shaz0t . talk ) 10 : 57, 29 November 2012 ( UTC)
• I've blocked Algircal indefinitely and issued a 1 week block to Curb Chain.
• The action of the bit is therefore also dependent on the tightness of the curb chain.
• Pressure is applied to the chin groove by the curb chain when the curb rein is used.
• English riders do not add any type of curb strap or curb chain to a snaffle bit.
• The curb bit, or Weymouth, consists of a mouthpiece with shanks and a curb chain.
• A curb chain is generally adjusted so it comes into action when the shank rotates 45 degrees back.
• Curb chains or straps have no effect on a true snaffle because there is no leverage to act upon.
• *Curb Chain has previously brought this up on their talkpage; for my response, please see here.
• You should note the Curb Chain-who is uninvolved-also considers that version not to be an improvement.
• The curb chain and design of the mouthpiece can alter the degree of pressure placed on the horse's mouth.
• If the bit is used without a curb chain ( very uncommon and dangerous ), it loses its leverage action.
• Pelham bits which include a curb chain and require two sets of reins are also legal and are particularly popular in equitation.
• Curb Chain nailed it in his comment above .-- talk ) 05 : 54, 24 June 2012 ( UTC)