Modifiable bridle Cedar made of soft leather

You can modify the Cedar bridle to fit larger pony heads to warm- and cold blooded horses. Headpiece, nose band and throat-lash are adjustable from both sides. Buckle a bit on and off or use the Cedar as a sidepull or just as a halter.  The nose band is padded softly. The bridle includes practical clip on leather reins and a lead rope with a panic buckle.

Price: $169 inc GST

 

 

 

Barefoot Bitless bridle Walnut

Riding without force - for all styles of riding

Our bitless bridle evenly and smoothly distributes all pressure over the horses nose, his jaw and his poll. This bridle doesn´t apply punctual pressure but ensures painless aids from the reins, thus creating a trusting companionship between horse and rider.
The throatlatches are prolonged reins, which cross under the horse´s chin and through rings that are connected directly to the noseband. This ensures, that all aids are easily understood by the horse. Giving to the bit is more easily achieved, without wrong flexion at the poll or a tilt or twist there. Bitless bridles enable riding with the smallest aids possible, meaning a short impuls with the right rein creates a painfree but distinct pressure to the left side of the horse´s head. The horse moves away from that pressure, therefore turns his head to the right. Short and soft pressure applied with both reins - your horse will give to that and tuck his head.
Can be used for any style of riding: Dressage, Jumping, Western, Endurance or Trailrides - also for lungeing. Like with any new bit, try in an enclosed riding arena first. The noseband should be fitted so that it lays 2 cm above the mouth crease - there should be room for two fingers.
Our bitless bridle is extremely smooth: the noseband as well as the browband are padded softly. The crownpiece is extra wide and thickly padded to reduce any pressure on the sensitive acupuncture points behind the ears.
- flexible nubuck buffaloleather
- crowned noseband and browband
- soft neopren padding surrounded by calfskin leather
- crownpiece with decorative stitching
- antirust metal fittings
- Bitless alternative for all riding styles
- soft and even distribution of pressure without any force
- no punctual pressure
- soft nose-, browband and crownpiece padding
- crownpiece padded extra softly and extra wide
Sizes: Full or COB in dark brown

Price: $170.00 inc GST without reins

Missoula Nut

Virginia Rose

Barefoot headstall "Missoula Nut" and "Virginia Rose"

- finest brazilian leather
- basket tooling
- doubled leather and sewn
- browband and crownpiece are lightly padded
- perfect fit thanks to cheek piece buckles on both sides
- quick change leather loops for easy switching of the bit (no screwdriver necessary)
- comes without reins and bit
- one size

Price: $119.00 in GST

 

Barefoot Syringa bitless bridle

Use as a sidepull or with cross under function around the lower jaw or set up so that it applies pressure on the poll also. This is the only 'triple function' bitless bridle on the market and it is a very smart design. The Syringa is delivered with clip on reins in Cob or Full size in brown or black colour. This is Natalie's favorite bitless bridle.

Price: $160

 

Barefoot Amber sidepull with reins.

Gorgeous plaited leather sidepull in a rich light brown colour with matching reins. A sidepull rely's on nose pressure and is the least severe style of bitless bridle available. They work perfectly for the trail with clear signals for stopping, backing and turning.

Traditionally sidepulls are used to break in horses in southern Europe and other places, the horses learn to yield to minimal pressure on the head perfectly before the introduction of any style of bit. A sidepull is not meant to be ridden with continous contact but rather for loose rein riding.

Due to no knots sitting on the sensitive face of the horse a sidepull is much more humane than any ropehalter bridle with knots. The release is instant and the control is very good without inflicting any pain.

Available in Full or Cob size

Price: $199.00 inc GST

Natalie: I am a big fan of sidepulls and find that horses prefer them to most other bridles. To date no horse has ever attempted to run away with me ridden in one and I have used them for several years as my bitless bridle of choice on the trail.