I am finding it challenging to confidently identify the cranial nerves in live horses, across different breeds and head shapes. The course material currently provides some detail in this area, and I’m concerned that without a clearer understanding of nerve locations and variations, I will not be able to tailor fittings effectively to each horse or avoid potential pressure points. Would it be possible to provide: - More detailed guidance or visuals for locating cranial nerves on live horses? - Any additional explanations or demonstrations (e.g. videos or diagrams)? - Reputable resources or references I can consult for further learning? - I’m committed to ensuring I fit each bridle as accurately and safely as possible and want to be confident that I’m not overlooking anything crucial in the process.

Hello. I've finished the first Module. Thank you for the information especially relating to OTT injuries of the mouth. I hope to learn more about how injuries could impact bit fitting. What are the resources (in module 1 a 'call' was referenced to), assessment criteria and other processes to complete the course? I thought I might get extra information about this in an email after purchasing so I wanted lots of details and clarification to get myself organised 😊