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- Frank
Evans Discusses Bits
- From the Snaffle to the Tom Thumb, Mikmar creator Frank
Evans discusses many different types of bits, how they work
and function.
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- Top
Quarter Horse Ranch Using Mikmar Bits
- Brooks Quarter Horses in Northern California raises 50
head of top performance Quarter Horses every year on their
7000 acre ranch. They use Mikmar Bits in their training
operation with great success. This video clip shows you
how many of his horses are going.
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- Proper
Mikmar Bit Adjustment
- This shows you how to adjust and fit the Mikmar Training
Bit properly. The adjustment instructions do apply to all
the styles of Mikmar Bits.
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- Three
Year-Old Trying Its First Mikmar
- Lou Roper tries a Mikmar Training Bit on a 3 year old
Arabian Mare, who has never had anything but a snaffle in
her mouth.
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- Head
Tossing Problems
- Trainer Lou Roper discusses the causes of head tossing,
and how Mikmar Bits can help.
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- Mikmar
Testimonial: Accomplished Rider
- Jeffery Zinder has been riding for years and lives on
a small ranch with 5 horses. He talks about his first negative
impression of the look of the Mikmar Bits, and then his
reaction after he tried them.
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- Mikmar
Testimonial: Ranch Horse
- Story about Corky, a big ranch broke Quarter Horse Gelding
who tries the Mikmar Training Bit for the first time.
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- Mikmar
Testimonial: Nightmare Pony
- Story about first time horse buyers who purchased a Pony
that was not a good match for their daughter.
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- Mikmar
Testimonial: Nervous Horse
- Tahoe is a Paint Horse that they use a tie down on. He
tends to be a bit nervous. His rider tries the Mikmar Training
Bit on him for the first time in this video clip.
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- Western
Combination Bit
- Trainer Lou Roper talks about the use of the Mikmar Combination
in Western training.
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- All-Discipline
Horse Trainers
- Years ago, most horse trainers did it all. Frank Evans
reflects on how it used to be.
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- The
Mikmar Cinch Buckle
- This short video clip helps you see how the Cinch Buckle
works.
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