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16. Market Harborough 17. Web Harbridge Training Aid 18. Clipped Chambon
Made from quality imported leather, featuring three D-rings on This is proving to be invaluable for all disciplines and abilities, A training aid for use when lungeing only, manufactured from
the reins, buckle fastenings and trigger clip attachments. A since it imitates the perfect pair of hands. It’s simple to use,
imported leather. Helps encourage the horse to lower his
market harborough will direct the horse’s head downwards encourages horses of any standard to work immediately
head and neck and so propel himself forward more easily
should he raise it above the height at which control can be along correct, classical lines and enhances lightness and self
from the hindquarters.
reasonably exerted. It’s suitable for use whilst riding. carriage. Recent testing has shown the Harbridge to be very
Col: Black
Col: Havana
useful for trotting poles, gridwork and small fences since it aids
Size: One size
Size: Cob or Full
concentration and greatly enhances your horse’s shape when Code: 35905 £23.00
jumping without any interference to the mouth. Can be
Code: 35314 £20.00
removed without loosening the girth.
Size: Pony, Cob or Full
Code: 35412 £26.00
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19. Daisy Rein 20. Top Line Training Aid 21.Clipped De Gogue
This adjustable leather rein clips on to both sides of the saddle An elastic construction that stretches by 50% and will gently Imported leather and encourages the horse to hold his head
and buckles onto the crown of the bridle. encourage, without restricting natural forward movement. Can be lower and go forward in a rounder outline. It can be used
Col: Havana used in three different positions for riding or when being lunged. when riding or lungeing.
Size: Pony/Cob Col: Black Col: Black
Code: 35301 £13.00 Size: One size (over 14.2hh) Size: One size
Code: 35406 £14.50
Code: 35906 £25.00
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raining Aids
Training
Roller &
Bridle not
included
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23.Pessoa Training System
22.Flexi Rein Training Aid
Endorsed by Rodrigo Pessoa, this system has been designed to encourage the important development of the back
Allows your horse to naturally flex his poll & neck when being muscles. Working with the system in a low position helps to develop the muscles at the base of the neck. Progressing
ridden and the elastic absorbs any sudden movements on his to canter work, encourages the horse to take the weight off the forehand and bring his hindquarters underneath him,
mouth. Can be used when riding or lungeing. thus improving balance.
Col: Black
Size: One size (over 14.2hh)
Size: Pony or Cob/Full
Code: 35410 £80.00
Code: 35227 £32.00
orderline 0870 420 3000 |
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