I just got a new 13hh haflinger pony and I love him already however I noticed he has a problem with being very hard in the mouth. I've been using a tom thumb type bit on him which I was told was a good bit and has been fine with all my others. My new haffie stormy just pulls with all his might toward where he wants to go and I am fighting him and pulling him and am convinced he's not soft in the mouth anymore. He's only 7yrs old. He just doesent listen to it, or me.What bit should I use on him? Would something gentler calm him down or does he need something alittle firmer? I need opinions on bits please. Not training cause that's not possible right now. Thanks
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