Sallioso
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Hi everyone. I was just wondering if you are allowed to have sparkly browbands on your bridles for British Dressage?! Thanks.
Browbands for dressage.
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SpottedCat
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Aren't you sniggered at for being an eventer if you don't?
Peacelily
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oh dear oh dear....sparkly browbands....
don't see the attraction myself...
does that make me an eventer?
don't see the attraction myself...
does that make me an eventer?
BFG
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oh dear oh dear....sparkly browbands....
don't see the attraction myself...
does that make me an eventer?
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I am with you on that my big lad would look a right girl if i put him in a sparkly browband i dont think he would come out of the stable with the shame....
oh dear oh dear....sparkly browbands....
don't see the attraction myself...
does that make me an eventer?
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I am with you on that my big lad would look a right girl if i put him in a sparkly browband i dont think he would come out of the stable with the shame....
Peacelily
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...trying to hide his head in his hooves.....ahh!
i think most horses would from what we put them in! (i have been an owner of various pink rugs, however, I've taken the pills and that troublesome phases is all cured now...)
i think most horses would from what we put them in! (i have been an owner of various pink rugs, however, I've taken the pills and that troublesome phases is all cured now...)
PippiPony
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I think so. personally prefer them just for Freestyle comps, rather than everyday use. But each to their own.
I think so. personally prefer them just for Freestyle comps, rather than everyday use. But each to their own.
SecretSquirrell379
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I use one for dressage and have never been marked down on it or had any negative comments about it. I think it looks really pretty
PippiPony
Chocolatier and Greyhound lover
From BD rule book for 2009
52. Bridles
Should be used as follows:
Preliminary and Novice standard Ordinary snaffle
Elementary Advanced standards Ordinary snaffle or Double bridle
PSG-GP tests that are ridden
under National rules Ordinary snaffle or Double bridle
(unless double bridle requested by selectors)
International PSG GP tests
ridden under FEI rules Double bridle
Only the bits illustrated in rule 59 are permitted.
Bridles may not be decorated with tassels or any additions to the normal configuration. Discreet
padding of the bridle at the poll or noseband is permitted. The Miklem multibridle is permitted.
52. Bridles
Should be used as follows:
Preliminary and Novice standard Ordinary snaffle
Elementary Advanced standards Ordinary snaffle or Double bridle
PSG-GP tests that are ridden
under National rules Ordinary snaffle or Double bridle
(unless double bridle requested by selectors)
International PSG GP tests
ridden under FEI rules Double bridle
Only the bits illustrated in rule 59 are permitted.
Bridles may not be decorated with tassels or any additions to the normal configuration. Discreet
padding of the bridle at the poll or noseband is permitted. The Miklem multibridle is permitted.
Paint it Lucky
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You are allowed them. I and other people from my yard compete BD in them all the time. Plus they are pretty!
monkeybum13
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yes your allowed
(not that I would, to blingy for me but I am 16 going on 60)
(not that I would, to blingy for me but I am 16 going on 60)
squirtlysmum
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Oh yes you definatly can and I do and they are not blingy but look gorgeous on my two beautiful boys, so ner ner ner ner ner!!!
mollichop
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when I was 15, i was eliminated from pony club level dressage at a ODE for having a brass one on mine (we would have come 2nd otherwise)
But things have come on since then and I believe they are permitted along with sparklies.