It's good you're humble enough to ask questions. I'm fairly new as well, but in my years as a horse person I've noticed that horse people (of any level) tend to act like they know everything. In reality, no one really "knows" much about horses since a lot of things are theoretical. For example, I've heard literally HUNDREDS of ways to ride "the correct way."
So the point that I'm trying to get to is it's good to consult MULTIPLE sources (internet, books, magazines, videos, vets, horsepeople, trainers, your own sense of right and wrong, etc.) before assuming that something is "right." Sadly, I've learned this from terrible personal experiences, but am telling this hoping you won't have to. Good luck and happy horse owning!
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