What should you do if you need to tie a horse that is bridled?

Placing a halter over the bridle is the appropriate choice because it enables better control and safety for the horse while being tied. When a horse is bridled, using a halter in conjunction with the bridle helps to ensure that the horse won’t pull back and potentially hurt itself or damage the bridle. The halter provides a more secure attachment point and allows for better handling in case the horse needs to be quickly unhitched.

Other methods, like using a neck rope or tying to the bit, lack stability and safety. A neck rope can be risky, as it doesn’t offer the same level of control and can easily lead to accidents. Tying directly to the bit can cause injury to the horse's mouth and makes it more difficult to manage the animal if it tries to pull back. Therefore, using a halter over the bridle combines the benefits of both pieces of equipment while promoting the horse's safety and comfort.