Archive for the 'bridles' Category

Horse Bits & Bridles : Combination Horse Bits

A combination horse bit will work similarly to a bit-less bridle by creating pressure on the nose band. Learn more about combination horse bits with tips from a horse trainer in this free horse care video.
Expert: Kathy Kentala
Bio: Kathy Kentala owns the Bee Cave Riding Center in Austin, TX. She also owns Signal Hill [...]

Do Arabian Horses need different bridles?

Since their heads are raised????
thanks! I own 2 horses, a gypsy and a pony
Many Arabs may need a cob sized bridle – as opposed to full size – because they have smaller heads, but the fact that they carry their head and neck higher than a stock breed will not change the type of [...]

What do you think to nylon bridles?

I’m thinking of getting one for everyday riding to save my leather ones. I like that they come in funky colours and are easily maintained but haven’t heard many reports about them and just wondered what the horsey community thinks about them.
Thanks guys.
Oh here’s a link to some that I’ve found that I’m thinking about
http://droverhorsewear.com.au/halters.htm
Ta!
They’re [...]

The Bitless Bridle: Part 1

www.royalhorsecompany.com
The Dr Cooks’ Bitless Bridle is Better and Safer than a Bit!
A quiet revolution is now taking place that transforms the art and science of horsemanship. The Bitless Bridle™ provides a pain-free alternative to the Bronze Age technology of the bit. Unlike the bit, no pain is inflicted.
Your horse is free from fear, listens more [...]

what kind of bridles were used in ancient history?

for example, what did greek, roman, mongolian bridles look like? what did the earliest bridle look like?
most horses ridden in the ancient world were not rode with bridles but a long strip of leather put in the mouth.or sometimes rope or something around there neck or not a single thing they used leg cues.. when [...]

How to Bridle a Horse Western Style : Adjusting the Curb Chain or Strap on a Western Bridle

Watch as an expert explains how to adjust the curb chain or strap on a Western bridle in this informative, free online video.
Duration : 0:1:27

Is baby oil (mineral oil) okay to use on leather horse bridles/saddles to condition the leather?

My father in law gave me some old leather bridles, and I was wanting to oil them to get them more supple without spending a fortune on special leather oil. I usually use neatsfoot (100% pure) on my tack, but was trying to find a less expensive way.
To retain its beauty and other desirable qualities, [...]

What home remedy (safely) cleans the silver on Horse Bridles & Bits?

White distilled vinegar is a popular household cleanser, effective for killing most mold, bacteria, and germs, due to its level of acidity. Cleaning with white distilled vinegar is a smart way to avoid using harsh chemicals. You’ll also be glad to know that it is environmentally friendly and very economical

FDT Vlog Equipment tip: Bitless Bridles-The Side Pull

This video shows a Bitless Bridle called a Side Pull. It is my favorite option for bitless riding and comes in a nice variety of options. This is called a wide leather nose side pull.
http://fdhorsetraining.com/
Duration : 0:5:0

Is there a bridles you can buy to stop a horse from bucking?

No. If he’s bucking from pain, then the only thing a severe bit would do is increase his pain. If he’s bucking from poor training or spite, he needs retraining.