Cotton Lunge Line 24 ft
Cotton Lunge Line 24 ft
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A cotton lunge line with a 20 inch stud chain, for a horse that needs more than a snap.
The chain is the reason to choose this one. Run through the halter or the bit rings it gives a clearer, firmer aid than a plain snap, which is what a strong horse, a fresh horse or one still learning to lunge sometimes needs. The line itself is 100% cotton with double-stitched reinforcement and a rubber donut at the end to stop it running out of the hand.
Specifications:
- 100% cotton
- Double-stitched reinforcement
- Rubber donut end
- 20 in nickel-plated stud chain
- 24 ft long x 1 in wide
What sets this one apart:
The end fitting is the decision, and this one carries a 20 inch nickel-plated stud chain rather than a plain snap. The line is 100% cotton with double-stitched reinforcement, 24 feet long and 1 inch wide, finished with a rubber donut end.
On using the chain:
A chain is a control aid, not a correction. Run it through the halter rings and clip it back to itself rather than fixing it hard, and never use it to jerk. On a horse that lunges quietly it is unnecessary weight near the face.
A note on use:
Never wrap a lunge line around a hand or an arm. Fold it into loops held in the palm so it can be released instantly.
Why it is here:
Double-stitched cotton with a chain. Lunging a green horse is where handlers get hurt, and having the option of a firmer connection is worth having before it is needed.
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