Kincade Raised Breastplate

$44.99

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Cob

$44.99

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Horse

$44.99

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Product Summary:

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Product Title

Kincade Raised Breastplate

Product Description

Crafted from high quality English leather, the Kincade raised breastplate, when used correctly will help prevent your saddle from sliding back from the correct position.

Features

•         Slightly raised breastplate

•         Running martingale attachment

•         Coordinates with Kincade bridles and saddles

 

Item Specifications:

Size

Cob, Horse

 

Color

Brown
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Product Reviews by Customers

Rated 4 out of 5 by 2 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Still too big Quality good, but only available in brown. I tried this on a QH, and the "horse" size was way to big. The part that attatches to the cinch hung down way to far, and was way too loose. It hung down to his knees. November 20, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by GREAT This is a great breast plate it keeps my saddle from sliding back and doesnt rub on my horse like other one's do but the only thing is it doesnt come in black so it would match a brown saddle best! October 14, 2010
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