hahaha lol i dont listen in school these days i day dream instead and i cant be bothered doing grammer and stuff liek that its to hard and annoying

It might be boring for you, I know that I found it dull. But people have to be able to understand what you're talking about if you want to get help with things. ;-)

What kind of bad behaviours are you referring to, at the very end of your post? I assume you're talking about something separate to the issue of putting the bridle on?

I don't own a horse (unfortunately) so I don't know anything about your problem, but like Kazoobie said, you might get a better response if you posted on a forum dedicated to horses. For example, http://www.horseforum.com/ I rewrote your question in the spoiler below to make more sense, feel free to use it if you are posting in another forum and if it seems mostly correct.

A book that I own, called "Back to Basics: A practical guide to old fashioned self sufficiency" (Rodwell P and others, 1997) suggests some tips for putting the bridle on a horse...
- Place the reins over the Horse's neck.
- Arrange the bridle, hold the top in your right hand and reach under the animal's neck, holding the head piece in your right hand and the bit in your left.
- Place the bit against the horse's teeth, pushing gently; the animal should open its mouth to accept it. As it does so, lift the head piece over the horse's offside (right ear), then over its left ear, and adjust it.
- Do up the throat latch, remembering that it should have three fingers' space between the throat and strap. A well trained horse should be easy to bridle.

You can also search for and borrow out books out from your local school or town library that are about horseriding, yourself.

hahaha lol i dont listen in school these days i day dream instead and i cant be bothered doing grammer and stuff liek that its to hard and annoying

Hang on...... you spelt CAN'T right!! the right way!! *sings to self* oh happy day...

dose anyone have there own horse becosue if they do then i need some help me and my mum bought a x race horse Tb gelding that has done dressage and stuff from the auctions last saturday and we have had him for 5 days now and i have found some problems that he needs to be tough a few manners i am having trouble with some things though and i need some tips the first one is i bridled him for teh first time and he kept chucking hes head up in the air and it isant teh easiest thign to do with a 16.1hh i did get it on him eventualy but i woudl liek to know if anyoen has any tips for me i was thinking when we get him hes own bridle to put apple souce on teh bit and to see if that would work but if someone knows if this works or knows i shouldnt do that or have any tips to help me with that then can you pleaz post below i am in need help becosue he is my first hors eand if he dosnt work out then mum will see him and i will be sad so pelaz dose any one have tips for any soprt of bad behaviours of anything thanxs

Wow....  That is one heck of a run-on sentence.
I think my grammar instructor just died. D:

Anyway, why don't you call my riding coach. You know she would always help you. But you should realize
that horses throwing their head up isn't that bad because Amigo is smaller than Ernie, and Ernie throws his head up.

do you reckon molasses would work beter? how much dos it cost?

It's always better for you if you ask horse communities on the web rather than here.