22 May 2010 #1 floradora09 Well-Known Member Joined 2 April 2009 Messages 1,327 Location Oxfordshire Visit site Need to buy a new flash bridle for a TB. Thinking about spending about £60, does anyone have any ideas as to which bridles are nice?! Thanks! x
Need to buy a new flash bridle for a TB. Thinking about spending about £60, does anyone have any ideas as to which bridles are nice?! Thanks! x
22 May 2010 #2 D domane Well-Known Member Joined 16 September 2008 Messages 1,311 Location South Shrops Visit site A Heritage Comfort bridle... you won't be disappointed... and look! This place are having a sale! http://www.styalways.co.uk/shop/heritage-english-leather-comfort-bridle-padded-p-15.html
A Heritage Comfort bridle... you won't be disappointed... and look! This place are having a sale! http://www.styalways.co.uk/shop/heritage-english-leather-comfort-bridle-padded-p-15.html
22 May 2010 #3 Saxon_Jasmine Well-Known Member Joined 8 February 2010 Messages 581 Location Suffolk Visit site Barnsby english bridle. Top quality leather and really comfertable for the horse. You can pay a bit more for pads.
Barnsby english bridle. Top quality leather and really comfertable for the horse. You can pay a bit more for pads.
22 May 2010 #4 U Umbongo Well-Known Member Joined 27 October 2009 Messages 2,470 Visit site My last loan mare used to have a LeMetex bridle which I liked. I thought it was quite nice and supple and cleaned up nice for shows as well. I think they retail at around £60-£65. http://www.lemetex.com/en/content/0204_zaeume.htm
My last loan mare used to have a LeMetex bridle which I liked. I thought it was quite nice and supple and cleaned up nice for shows as well. I think they retail at around £60-£65. http://www.lemetex.com/en/content/0204_zaeume.htm