bridle and riding boots

[AlexC]

hi, well its my 16th birthday in about 3 weeks (13th may) and im wanting to get some new riding boots, but ive looked on robinsons, rideaway and derby house and none are that nice and the 1s are are really expensive, im looking for something which is black, m asize 10 and very slim leg so that would be great aswell and no more than about £70 as im having to get a new bridle and hat aswell,
i need a new bridle after today as we fell on the road today she went right down and she has ruined the nose band, but we r both ok tho nothing but some minor cuts and bruises, im gutted cuz i realy liked my bridle, so for this no more than about £70 again, black, and flash nose band, she has a nice slim head so nothing to chunky, so if any1 could help id be very greatful

Alex

thanxs

 

[3Beasties]

For a bridle I would definitely go with a collegiate one, I have had mine for over a year and am really pleased with it, it's lovely and soft and fits well. Here is a link to it

http://www.horseloverz.co.uk/Collegiate-Flash-Bridle-pr-218830.html

Above website also has a good selection of boots but none I have tried.

I have Mountain horse ones that I live in but think they were over £100. Rydale also have some really nice ones but they only come in brown.

 

[Janette]

If you really like the bridle, why not just treat yourself to a new noseband?

 

[lizzie87]

i like this bridle

http://www.ingatestonesaddlery.co.uk/Hor...dle-102199.Aspx

 

[Ali2]

Ditto Lizzie87. We have that bridle and it is lovely

 

[spookypony]

If I were you, I'd just buy a new noseband, and put the money saved towards the boots!