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horse of questions, How much weight is safe for my horse?

I bought one years old paint colt that was born in August 2005, broke western riding, walking and jumping (not thinking about jumping him) had won my vet check him out and make sure it is sound but I do not want him damage as it is 14.2 hands tall and according to my weight belt that is approximately 750 pounds. Does anyone know of a website or a table so I can be certian as not to overload my horse for having ridden. The vet said it was a little young for training to paste if you work with on a regular basis. I'm about 6 feet and 230 pounds and a bit green when it comes to horses. The books that I have does not seem to give the answers I'm looking for accommodation. Im sorry after looking through the questions I said that was one. He is 2 going on 3 years. A model of 05 when the auctioneer would

Young animals, including horses and humans human for that matter have growth plates at the ends of many of his bones that gradually harden as they age. growth plates in the legs often Horses close to the age of 2 but can vary greatly by individual horse and especially for the race. The growth plates in the spine take a little longer. You are a big, strong man that sounds good, and this horse may not be large enough so that you can travel for long periods of time, even when fully developed. For a driver, 6 'or more, try to use a horse at least 15hh. But, again, depends on the robustness horses. I'm 5'5 "and thin, and they feel great on my year old who is painting two 14hh. What your vet said about the training "dirty" at this age is foolish. Horses indeed learn much better when they are younger. In general, it is much harder to start a horse more than a year of two or three years. Yes, he has to be worked regularly at this stage of training, but so would any green horse. The old rule is that your weight plus the weight of the chair and any other team in the horse should not exceed 30% of their body weight. There are other opinions, of course, but this seems to be the most common.

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BitLogic 6" Shank Performance Series Bit $49.95 The Classic Equine™ 6" Shank Performance Series Bit is a great training bit.  It is perfect for moving a colt from an o-ring to a shank bit or for light, well broke older horses. Snaffle:  this bit applies soft pressure through the curb to the horses chin, the bars and corners of the mouth, and the tongue. Short Correction:  this bit applies pressure to the chin, bars, and corners, with added pressure to the tongue.  This is a step up from the snaffle

Professionals Choice Randy Paul Colt Breaker Correction Bit $85.95 The Professionals Choice® Randy Paul Colt Breaker Correction Bit is part of Bob Avilas "Heroes & Friends" collection. This bit is a must have for anyone working with young horses The correction mouthpiece offers added control yet is still flexible with its four moving pieces.  Copper bars keep the horses mouth moist and reactive.  The Unique cheek is stable and gentle so it does not overwhelm the horse.   Port 2", Mouth 5 1/4", Cheek 4"     

Classic Equine Loomis Browband Gag Bit $82.95 The Classic Equine® Loomis Browband Gag Bit can be used for everything from starting colts to tuning seasoned finished horses.  Perfect transition to use directly following the ring snaffle by giving the rider lift and sharpness, which makes it easier to progress the young horse into side-passing and reverse-arc maneuvers. This is an excellent for teaching a colt to be collected and helps the rider to effectively communicate neck and body flexion, and a popular training tool for barrel racers, reiners, cutters, and endurance riders.   Durable blue nylon cord cheek pieces, stainless steel hardware on double stitched natural leather headstall with dots. Its ready-to-use, all you need are reins.

Professionals Choice Bob Avila Training Snaffle Bit $37.95 Professionals Choice Bob Avila Training Snaffle Bit. This loose ring, twisted wire bit affects the horse by apply pressure on the tongue, bars, and corner of the mouth. The O rings and hinged mouthpiece give the rider more control and poll pressure.

Classic Equine Loomis Slip Ear Gag Bit $76.95 The Classic Equine® Loomis Slip Ear Gag Bit can be used for everything from starting colts to tuning seasoned finished horses.  Perfect transition to use directly following the ring snaffle by giving the rider lift and sharpness, which makes it easier to progress the young horse into side-passing and reverse-arc maneuvers. This is an excellent for teaching a colt to be collected and helps the rider to effectively communicate neck and body flexion, and a popular training tool for barrel racers, reiners, cutters, and endurance riders.   Durable blue nylon cord cheek pieces, stainless steel hardware on double stitched natural leather headstall with dots. Its ready-to-use, all you need are reins.