Wheels
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Learn something new every day I have always called them and referrred to them as Clencher bridles as the metal is clenched into the leather.
They are called clenchers yes
Learn something new every day I have always called them and referrred to them as Clencher bridles as the metal is clenched into the leather.
Phew, I thought they were clencher and had assumed I’d got it wrong when I saw clincher on this threadLearn something new every day I have always called them and referrred to them as Clencher bridles as the metal is clenched into the leather.
Ha ha, yes; a million years ago when I was in Pony Club I was told that brass was for cart horses and to remove my lovely shiny brass clencher browband from my pony's bridle forthwith. I had to use a boot lace for the remainder of camp, and thus began my love of extreme bling in all its forms:They were traditionally only used on driving horses, but nowadays anything seems to go, so if you like it get one. Not a fan of them myself on ridden horses but that is just personal taste.

Ha ha, yes; a million years ago when I was in Pony Club I was told that brass was for cart horses and to remove my lovely shiny brass clencher browband from my pony's bridle forthwith. I had to use a boot lace for the remainder of camp, and thus began my love of extreme bling in all its forms:View attachment 44621