thank you William. We have high hopes for the future.

My pleasure, :)

Thanks for your reply. I have never ridden bitless before, but the more I investigate it the more I have become convinced that it is a kinder way to ride. I will measure him carefully before I decide, but, one more question,\Is it possible to have the bridle without the ring on the front of the noseband for attaching the lunge line? My boy's only limitation with his one eye is that he does not like to be lunged - quite understandably.

Hi
New member just found your site by way of investigating bitless bridles!
I would be very grateful for any comments or advice you may have for me, I was considering the Dr Cookes bridle but now that I have seen your bridle I think it looks a better design. Thanks - Janet

Hi William, thank you for choosing my poem as one of the winners. Would have loved to try out the competition bridle but looks as though it has gone one of the books would be lovely.

Hi William,

thanks again for choosing my story as one of the winners! I could put the Micklem multi use bridle to great use here with the rescue horses!

Hi William, I got an e-mail saying I was won of the contest winners. I would love the competition bridle if it is still avaliable! Thank you so much!

....eeeeeeeeks ..... maybe my comment to your recent blog addition was too long???
I wonder if you might want me to delete it and write something shorter??
~ Barby

Hello Sir,
Just wanted to say HOW MUCH I'm enjoying what You write.
Thanks For Sharing!!
~ Barby

Sorry to hear about your flu. Never much fun! Are you able to do a quick reply to my email today, as I'm doing my write up tomorrow and want to include the info. Thanks!

Hi William, did you get my email? :)

Hi William I read the article in the sjai bulletin I thought it was great. I love the idea of Barnmice I love to read peoples different veiws and ideas on different topics. Thank you very much again for your fantastic talk at bel-air, myself and my friends really enjoyed it, it made us all think about are lower leg posision and the importance of where it is when you are going down drops. We also loved the pictures and all those fantastic riders and what they achieved I hope some day I will be like them! Thanks Sarah

William,

I am enjoying reading your blogs. You write so well and the topics are excellent and relevant.

Well, hopefully I can start a new fashion, but I think you'll have to sponsor me if I do! I'll let you know how mine progress in it.
Teddy

Hello,
I just wanted to say that after having been lectured to ad nauseam by one of my professors about the damage the bridle can inflict on the horse (he is one of the foremost experts on head-shaking), I was very excited to see your bridle. It is great that you have taken the time to design one that relieves the major facial nerves. I should be quite surprised if I am not out showing in one next summer! It is great that you have approached bridle design in a modern and scientific fashion.
I have to say I also quite like Jackaroo, he'll be exciting to see develop in the next few years.

thanks for joining my group, we spoke very highly of your blogs last week, keep posting, I know I enjoy them. I would like to get a hold of your book, is it available readily here in Canada? If your book is anything like your blogs...well its should be an excellent read!

thanks for responding:) it was my pleasure to read your book; you can really tell that there is a lot put into it while you''re reading it!

Hi!!! oh my gosh, it's so excited to see an equestrian author!! i have your book and absolutely LOVE it- it;s my fave!! :)

Hi, I have to get my daughter to sort my page out, this could be fun!