Category:Horses gaping at bit
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English: Horses gaping their mouth at the bit, i.e. opening their jaws. This is often a sign of apprehension, discomfort, or pain due to current (or a history of) harsh or ill-fitting bit, rough use of reins, or aggravation of primary mouth pain while bridled. Please note that minor, relaxed mouth-opening, or yawning, while bitted, is not gaping.
Media in category "Horses gaping at bit"
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CHI Genève 2013 - 20131213 - Alvaro de Miranda et Ad Rahmannshof's Bogeno.jpg 2,596 × 2,596; 9.14 MB
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