Dr cook bitless bridles

I have one its great. My horse stopped head shaking (which was only seasonal). I got the western one as that is the one I tried her in and it was £80 for leather. I havent done much schooling in it, only hacking, although did have a jumping lesson in the first couple of weeks of having it
 
If you do a search on this its been discussed lots of times. The potted version is that I love mine but they don't seem to work for everyone
 
We tried one on our pony but my daughter diddn't think he went very well in it , he was quite naughty and ran off with her! so she gave up on it. you can try them out for a couple of weeks and send it back for a full refund if you dont like it, dont forget you can't use them for compertitions,rc or pc , but have a go and good luck
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Some people/horses love them some hate them. I think you really need to try one to find out. They offer a 30-day moneyback so if you don't get on with it, you lose nothing. I drive my mare inone, and it has solved all the problems she had.
I can also point you in the direction of a saddler who makes biothane ones for just £30 + P&P
 
I love mine and my ned seems to as well!

he is a TB and used to headshake and hated a bit in his mouth. The Dr Cook has made a world of difference.

You have nothing to lose but your postage charge if you take advantage of the 30 day money back guarantee
 
I think its another one of those things like treeless saddles, the horse either loves it or b***ers off in it LOL

My sisters horse loves it and goes like a dream in it, my arab b***ers off in it!!
 
Yep, YM actually prefers it to a normal bitless.

We even did the exercise-work in it for a TB that used to bolt when racing.

Sadly they're not allowed on the racetrack.... not that you'd find a jockey....
 
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