reccomend me a bridle

[wilsha]

i want a new bidle for my pony
i need it to be under about £30
it needs to be dark brown too

 

[wilsha]

ok my plans have been ruined
its got to be a black one now

 

[showjumpergirl]

Well it all depends on what you need in a bridle - eg any particular type of noseband, do you want reins too etc.
Oh, and the size!

 

[wilsha]

well cob size and either a flash or a cavesson and reins would be good dont really care what type and doesnt matter if there arent any as i have some good ones now
thanks showjumergirl you are the only person who replied

 

[Lobelia_Overhill]

This one from Old Mill http://www.saddlery.biz/saddlery/br...uality-bridle-complete-with-rubber-reins.html is only £23, complete with reins. I have one, and it's wearing reasonably well

 

[wilsha]

that looks like a really nice one
any other ideas?

 

[waterford_twist]

I have a weatherbeeta one for day to day use & for breaking my youngster incase he rubbed it! I think that was about £25 & i've had that now for at least 5yrs! Still going strong & is really supple & to be honest you can't really tell it's not english! (not foreign leather tho!) x

 

[lisadids]

Saw this on ebay when I was searching for a noseband!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Black-Heritag...t=UK_Horse_Wear_Equipment&hash=item1e5e926581

Lisa

 

[horsecrazy25]

Countrywide do some nice quality but good price bridles!! x

 

[wilsha]

forgot to say must be leather cant tand thse synthtic or webbing ones

 

[monkeybum13]

Jumpers horse line for that money

 

[wilsha]

never heard of that one having a look now

 

[horsecrazy25]

Countrywide do some nice quality but good price bridles!! x

Im on about Leather bridles not wintec ones!!! x

 

[monkeybum13]

never heard of that one having a look now

This is what they look like on:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/photo.php?pid=4572148&id=779737986&ref=fbx_album
and again (ignore the state of forelock and mane *cringe*
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!...&id=779737986&ref=fbx_album&fbid=390388742986

 

[wilsha]

Im on about Leather bridles not wintec ones!!! x

yeah i know you know i dont like synthetic and i sad that to everyone

 

[wilsha]

monkey bum 13 cant see piccies dont have facebook

 

[horsecrazy25]

yeah i know you know i dont like synthetic and i sad that to everyone

Personally wouldn't buy synthetic for my horses but they great for youngsters for breaking or who are constantly growing!!

 

[NeverSayNever]

kincade last for years and look fab for the money.

http://www.equestrianclearance.com/weatherbeeta/kincade_bridlewear/index.html

 

[monkeybum13]

monkey bum 13 cant see piccies dont have facebook

I don't know if you can see the detail well enough

 

[wilsha]

monkey bum 13 - thats really nice looks like its good quality too

 

[mcnaughty]

You could take a look on ebay to see if there is anything good on there. I feel always best to buy a second hand top quality make than a new rubbish one.

I saw a brand new Jeffries Cob IR bridle on there the other day - gutted because it is on for £175 with a bag and I paid £215 for mine a month ago without a bag!!

The IR bridles are lush - they have the cut back headpiece that is padded and moulded around the ears to make them ultra comfortable.

Good luck with your hunt.

 

[horsecrazy25]

I don't know if you can see the detail well enough

Im pretty sure that the same as mine x