Virtual Bridle Fitting
Your virtual bridle fitting
Expert bridle fitting, from your own yard.
Send us three photos and a few details about your horse. One of our qualified bridle fitters will review them and be in touch with advice on size, style and fit, just as they would in person.
Start my fitting Free with every bridle order. Takes around five minutes.How your consultation works
A good fit starts with understanding your horse. Here is what happens from start to finish.
- 1Take three photosYour horse in the bridle you use now: left side, right side and front on. Our guide below shows you how.
- 2Tell us about your horseTheir size, the work you do together and anything you have noticed, such as rubbing or head shaking.
- 3Your fitter gets in touchA qualified bridle fitter reviews everything and contacts you with their recommendations.
What your fitter looks at
Your photos let our fitter check the same points they would look at beside your horse.
- Headpiece and pollWhether it sits behind the ears without pinching or pressing on the poll.
- Browband lengthEnough room that the headpiece is not pulled forward into the ears.
- Noseband positionSitting clear of the cheekbones, with room to breathe and chew.
- Cheekpiece lengthHolding the bit at a comfortable height in the mouth.
- Balance and symmetryBuckles and straps sitting evenly on both sides of the face.
- Size and styleWhich Henry James bridle and size will suit your horse best.
How to take your three photos
Fit your horse's current bridle as you normally ride in it, then take these three shots.
Stand level with the head, far enough back to fit ears to chin in the frame.
The same shot from the other side, so we can compare the buckles on both sides.
Stand straight in front with the head looking at you, from ears to muzzle.