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Fleece Numnahs are designed on our own patterns to fit neatly under our Working Hunter show saddl Brown 14″, 15″, 16″, 17″ & 18″
The Flexi curve ruler is a great addition to your saddle checking, It enables you to take templates of your horse’s back to assist when saddle fitting. Stand the horse on a flat, level surface as squarely as possible. Keep the flexi curve or metal coat hanger in one piece(don”t take it apart) Carefully…
Once the foal is used to you being around it, you can introduce it to the foal slip. Let the foal get used to it first, he may want to sniff at it. A foal slip with an adjustable noseband is the easiest to use especially if the animal is nervous. Place it around…
The french link doesn’t have the nutcracker action of a single-jointed snaffle and therefore may be a good choice for horses with a low palate. Instead, the mouthpiece lays flat across the tongue. Small ring eggbut side suitable to use as a bradoon.
The hanging cheek french link snaffle is also referred to as a filet Baucher snaffle bit. The cheek of a hanging cheek bit is similar to the top section of a pelham and exerts a little poll pressure which can help reluctant horses to break at the poll and flex more readily. One of the…
The French link Pelham has the kinder action of the French link mouthpiece, laying across the horses tongue, relieving the nutcracker action and preventing palate pressure. The broken mouthpiece of the French link can effect the way the curb comes into play and lessen the direct action of the curb, but putting more pressure on…
French Link Wilkie same action as jointed Wilkie but eliminates the nut cracker action
Full cheek to help guide the pony to turn and copper toffees to help them to mouth on the bit. The length of the sides is 4 1/2″
The Full cheek French link snaffle is a good bit for green horses as the full cheek prevents the bit from being dragged through the horse’s mouth. Full-cheek French mouth snaffles conform to the shape of the horse’s mouth more naturally than a jointed bit, eliminating the nutcracker action. Full cheek bits are often used…
The full cheek jointed snaffle is a useful bit for green horses, as the full cheek prevents the bit from being able dragged through the horse’s mouth. This Full cheek snaffle has a jointed mouthpiece that acts like a nutcracker on the bars, and can also contact the horse’s palate. Full cheek bits are often…
The full cheek Twisted jointed snaffle is a useful bit for green horses, as the full cheek prevents the bit from being able dragged through the horse’s mouth. This Full cheek Twisted snaffle has a jointed mouthpiece that acts like a nutcracker on the bars, and can also contact the horse’s palate. Full cheek bits…
The Full cheek Waterford snaffle can be a comfortable bit for a horse as long as the rider has sympathetic hands. The mouthpiece is made up of a series of rounded links, that are similar to a chain and can be manipulated by the horse allowing him to swallow and move his mouth freely. If…
Made from Finest English Leather by Our English Craftsmen 1/2″, 5/8″ or 3/4″ with 1″ Noseband and Plain Rein headpiece Full 1/2″, 5/8″, 3/4″ split to split 12 1/2″ length 28 1/2″ throat lash 24 1/2″ cheeks Full 1/2″, 5/8″ & 3/4″ from the buckle to bend 11″ noseband Full length of noseband 30″ overhead…
Our own bridles are crafted only from the finest quality hand stitched English leather and are highly regarded in showrings at the highest levels. Comes with Plain rein and bit not included. 1/2″, 5/8″ or 3/4″ with 1″ noseband head piece Full 1/2″, 5/8″, 3/4″ split to split 12 1/2″ length 28 1/2″ throat lash 24…
Made by English Craftsmen using the Finest English Leather. Full-size cheeks measure 11″ 1/2″ with a raised noseband and plain rein Available in Havanna or Black headpiece Full 1/2″, 5/8″, 3/4″ split to split 12 1/2″ length 28 1/2″ throat lash 24 1/2″ cheeks Full 1/2″, 5/8″ & 3/4″ from the buckle to bend 11″…
Fulmer loops are a double ended loop of leather, used to secure fulmer and full cheek snaffles against the cheek piece of the horses bridle. A fulmer or full cheek should ideally be used with fulmer loops as the long cheeks may catch or get caught up and frighten the horse. The fulmer loops also…
