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3/4" poly browband headstall and braided rawhide noseband. Nickel plated hardware.
Color: Brown
Size: Adjustable Horse
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E000356
8166
635913011586
3.8 / 5.0
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Not too impressed with the fit
Very long, even on last buckle hole. Noseband hangs too low on my over-size gelding (16.1H ASB). He is in-between a horse and a warmblood size. Will have to make more holes to have it actually fit him or any of my other, smaller horses. Came with a small throat-latch. Seems that this horse-size bridle has a cob-size throat latch. My forward-moving gelding wasn't too happy wearing it; he kept snorting and tossing his head, looking for a bit and some rein contact.
February 25, 2019
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Good quality for the price
Using this side pull with a young horse for training works well.
Have not used it yet
Received this and love how it looks. However I have not been able to use it yet as I need to add more holes. It is too long for my mustang.
Never again.
This side-pull isn't worth the money.The noseband is VERY VERY VERY stiff and ripped the hair off of my mare's nose without me even really using it.It is HUGE (smallest setting BARELY fits my warmblood and half draft.)The throat latch is tiny, I had to replace it because even on the first hole it was almost choking my horse.Slides around a lot, when I applied pressure for a turn the cheek piece came up and rubbed my girl's eye.Going to buy a higher quality side-pull, and throw this one in the trash.
Works
My trainer recommended I get one of these for my youngster that I started. Overall it's an ok product. I had to replace the chin strap since the one that came with it was too stiff. Over time the whole headstall became somewhat stiff and it's hard to adjust. The nose band is pretty smooth. I haven't had any issues with it rubbing.
Awesome
This is an awesome product I use is in barrels and jumping and it has held up well but does rub the nose a little bit but my mom made a sleeve to go over it.overall a great buy.
Nice!
Very well made and nice looking. Definite horse size rather than cob, so take that into consideration when ordering. The only downside (for me) is that it is too big for my Molly mule, but believe I can remedy the problem by adding some additional holes.
Just OK
For the price this could've been great. Throat latch strap is too short even with more holes. Headstall buckles are curved at the top while the nylon is flat and wide so adjusting isn't easy. (Do they try these things before they throw them on the market???) A thinner, stiffer rawhide noseband would've been much more effective as this rawhide strap doesn't do much no matter how hard you pull. The strap on the back of the noseband doesn't allow for much adjustment. It may work for your needs with modifications on an old broke horse with mouth issues but I probably wouldn't buy it again.
not recommended for un-experienced horses or persons new to bosel/side pulls
the needles on the buckles are on wrong side therefore the buckles are un-safe. the chin strap is missing. the product didn't fit properly it was way big and had to do alot of adjusting to it. After i had to re do the buckles, add a chin strap, re-drill holes and finally get it safe. -upon using it on a green colt on the ground i noticed it was sliding around and ill fitted causing confusion to the new colt. - i used it on a senior roping horse- the design is so precise to her face that she responds well to slight pulls and cues but noticed it still slides around, so if i had to quickly pull a nose around to do a stop the head stall wont remain in place. would not recommend for a mustang
Great Value
I just purchased this side pull and I love it. It's very attractive, the nose piece is effective without being too harsh on the sensitive skin over the nose and I have always found nylon headstalls very easy to clean and very durable. It was a little big for my horse but I was able to add 1 hole and it fits him fine. He works great with it and you can't beat the price! Only wish it came in black and I would order another one to go with my black saddle.
Great for the price
This overall is a good product. When fitted properly, it gives me the control I need in the round pen or arena. It is slightly large on my Paint, but fits my foundation QH perfect. It is very easy to burn holes in to make it more adjustable. I replaced the nylon curb strap with a curb chain and feel that it gives my stop commands the bite I need for trails. No head tossing at all in this side pull! Four stars on quality because of a cosmetic issue...I could see the lining under the braided rawhide hanging out about 1/4 in on each side of the nose piece.
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can you hook up reins to it???????????????????
BEST ANSWER: yes you can. there are rings for the reins to attach to... I used it on an unbroken horse as her first headstall. We got some really long driving reins so that we could crisscross them under her chin. This allowed us to move her nose... We also bought a halter padding set to cover the rawhide so that it didn't rub... worked great..
BEST ANSWER: yes you can. there are rings for the reins to attach to... I used it on an unbroken horse as her first headstall. We got some really long driving reins so that we could crisscross them under her chin. This allowed us to move her nose... We also bought a halter padding set to cover the rawhide so that it didn't rub... worked great..
Yes you can, just hook them on to the metal rings that hold the straps attached to the nose band. When you pull back on the reins they pull on the nose band which in turn applies pressure to muzzle. Hopes this helps!!
Yes, I have several sets and lengths of snap reins depending on the work we're doing. Liked the side pull for my Florida Cracker horse who prefers having his head and mouth unrestricted.
You can hook up reins for the money it is very nice. I have QH with small head and had to punch extra hole but other than that, was easy for kids to use
Yes it has a metal ring on each side. You can snap on or use leather tie on reins. I got it to use on training colt
Yes . Attach the rein to the rigs on the side, closest to the noseband. That will let you use direct rein.
Absolutely. There are two rings on the sides of the nose band where the reins connect too.
Yes. There is an extra ring for your reins.
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Did the rawhide noseband rip up the horse's nose?
BEST ANSWER: Hi, I actually wrapped the noseband with a soft felt like material before I ever used it.(the kind of fabric that you would use for edging on a blanket so it doesn't fray) so I don't know if it would. It is pretty stiff though. Personally, I wouldn't use it just plain unless the horse is already very soft. I also added another strap to the first rings that goes under my horses cheeks so it doesn't mover around his face so much.(it tends to move up very close to the eye sometimes) I do like it though and I actually sewed turquoise beads onto the browband and it looks real nice. :-)
BEST ANSWER: Hi, I actually wrapped the noseband with a soft felt like material before I ever used it.(the kind of fabric that you would use for edging on a blanket so it doesn't fray) so I don't know if it would. It is pretty stiff though. Personally, I wouldn't use it just plain unless the horse is already very soft. I also added another strap to the first rings that goes under my horses cheeks so it doesn't mover around his face so much.(it tends to move up very close to the eye sometimes) I do like it though and I actually sewed turquoise beads onto the browband and it looks real nice. :-)
the noseband is smooth. If you are using the bridal correctly, you will not be 'sawing' on the horse's nose anyway. You should always have a light touch and use your body for cuing the horse, not his face! That goes for any headgear. I did add another support band at the rings to keep the headstall in the proper position (only at the bottom, under the jaw) works great, keeps the mouth soft and the horse happy.
I answered before but noticed i read the question wrong read ride up not rip up ours is not rawhyde but we do have one with rawhyde nose band & no it does not rip up the horses nose, if hook really jercked on it im sure it could but normal use does not. The rawhye just makes them pay attn better and is only harsh if you make it that way
I answered before but noticed i read the question wrong read ride up not rip up ours is not rawhyde but we do have one with rawhyde nose band & no it does not rip up the horses nose, if hook really jercked on it im sure it could but normal use does not. The rawhye just makes them pay attn better and is only harsh if you make it that way
It didn't on my horse. I mainly only used it to introduce my horse to a bit after using a regular side-pull with her. For light riding I had no issues at all with this- the horse seemed to be comfortable in it.
Whenever I buy gear with rawhide, I tend to wrap it in vet wrap. not heavily, but one around at least to ensure that it won't cut into my horse's nose. After doing that, I had no problem when I used it.
I can't really answer that because I have only used it once for 10 minutes BUT it is very rough feeling and I do have my concerns, if I ever get to use it again, that it may rub my horse's muzzle.
No we did not have a problem with that but the design looks different from ours. Ours does not have rawhyde ours is felt like material otherwise the same works pretty good.
I padded mine with a piece of fleece from a shipping halter.
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would this fit a pony?
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on Apr 21, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Unfortunately, this is only available in standard horse size.
BEST ANSWER: Unfortunately, this is only available in standard horse size.
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