alexomahony
Well-Known Member
Hi guys,
I'm hoping I'm not the only one here but a friend bought this bridle for her horse and I'm finding it quite tricky to fit correctly - we got her a cob size, which fits well everywhere, apart from the throat lash being quite short, and the noseband sitting too low for a grackle. This seems to be due to the raised leather design on the top section of the grackle stopping it being fully adjustable and leaving the sheepskin X-over sitting a little low for my liking.
Looking on the official photo's of the bridle, the noseband looks a little low too - so maybe that's past of the design? Does anyone else have one and had the same issues? Other than this, it's a lovely bridle and so so soft!! Official advert photo below. I've never had this issue with JW bridles before and recommended it to my very busy (no time to tack clean) friend so it's bugging me that it's fitting so oddly!
I know the photo isn't showing the noseband terribly low, but in comparison to his other Mexican bridles (i.e. the chestnut horse), it's much lower - I think it's just a case of adding extra holes in the noseband to raise it more.
I'm hoping I'm not the only one here but a friend bought this bridle for her horse and I'm finding it quite tricky to fit correctly - we got her a cob size, which fits well everywhere, apart from the throat lash being quite short, and the noseband sitting too low for a grackle. This seems to be due to the raised leather design on the top section of the grackle stopping it being fully adjustable and leaving the sheepskin X-over sitting a little low for my liking.
Looking on the official photo's of the bridle, the noseband looks a little low too - so maybe that's past of the design? Does anyone else have one and had the same issues? Other than this, it's a lovely bridle and so so soft!! Official advert photo below. I've never had this issue with JW bridles before and recommended it to my very busy (no time to tack clean) friend so it's bugging me that it's fitting so oddly!
I know the photo isn't showing the noseband terribly low, but in comparison to his other Mexican bridles (i.e. the chestnut horse), it's much lower - I think it's just a case of adding extra holes in the noseband to raise it more.