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« Reply #20 on: January 09, 2022, 08:09:12 am »

That depends on the mule, but for me and a young mule like you mentioned I'd use a ring snaffle and I ride it a long long time then move them up to a short shanked curbless dogbone snaffle that most young stuff rides well  in. A young mule graduates up and older mules you just try different ones and watch for what works best.
 A lot of the mule guru's ride a Myler training bit. There is even a Max Harsha Mule bit available. Our old mule likes a chain bit pretty well and the mare mule I mostly ride likes a Workman bit, some folks swear by a Correction bit which is a ported  mouth piece that swivels. The goal is to get one to ride because they know to not because their mouth hurts.
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