Draft Horse Double Bridles




How To Use A Double Bridle

By Ashlee Simmons, eHow Contributor

A double bridle is used by advanced riders and horses in a variety of English disciplines, including saddle seat, hunters, jumpers and dressage. Most commonly used in the higher levels of dressage, the double bridle is a wonderful way to lighten and brighten your horse's movements. When you half-halt your horse, the action of the curb bit enhances collection by driving him onto his hindquarters. Before using a double bridle, however, both horse and rider must be properly prepared and ready. For riders, this may take years of practice, including riding many different horses in a variety of situations. For the horse, there are ways to evaluate his training and determine that he is at the correct level of fitness and ability. When both parties are properly prepared, the double bridle is the next step to superior riding and a wonderful partnership with your horse. Read more: How to Use a Double Bridle | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_4466528_use-double-bridle.html#ixzz1lq11vKlA
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LOOSE RING BRADOON

$19.95
I had these made to compliment the dressage Weymouth.
They have a 14mm mouth where it joins the ring, narrower at the center
3" Ring Sizes: 5 1/2" 6",
Black Bradoon Strap
$17.50
Add this Bradoon Strap to your Draft size black English Bridle and add a second set of reins and you have a Double Bridle. This allows you to try riding with a "double bridle" without a large investment. You can convert your existing bridle into a double double. It can also be used for a replacement for a broken bradoon strap.
Black only and available in Small Draft and Large Draft