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The Crank or Swedish noseband, is a type of cavesson with a leveraged buckle fastening behind the jaw. This blog explains what it is and how to fit it...
When it comes to buying a bridle for your horse, you may be surprised by the wide range of prices available—bridles can cost anywhere from as little as £20 to as much as £1,000. But what determines the price?
Reins can make a huge difference in your control, confidence and connection with your horse. That’s why ensuring you get it right is essential. Based on customer reviews and expert feedback, here are five of the best rubber reins available...
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Each type of stirrup leather serves a different purpose, so the choice will depend on the rider's discipline, personal preferences, and needs for durability or comfort.
Bridles typically come in a standardised sizes such as Pony, Cob, Full and Extra Full. When you purchase a bridle in one of these sizes, all the components - headpiece, noseband, cheekpieces and browband - are typically provided in the...
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