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[Question] In-hand/hunt bridle

🕑 Added 2023-11-02 04:50:20 +0000 UTC
[Question] In-hand/hunt bridle
[Question] In-hand/hunt bridle
[Question] In-hand/hunt bridle
[Question] In-hand/hunt bridle
[Question] In-hand/hunt bridle

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Aylet

Thank you! That'll help narrow the reference search.

SilentMelodies

Also the fancy horseshoe design bit (and bridle its paired with) is strictly for in-hand and would usually be paired with a brass detailed browband. You could make this too but i imagine it would be a lot more work due to the brass details.

SilentMelodies

I do showing (I was also the one who requested these bridles). The browband/bit depends on the breed being shown and the level of showing. Your best bet would be to release a pack with a rosette browband/flat noseband - with both a snaffle and a double bit, and a flat browband/flat noseband - with both a snaffle and a double bit. The flat nosebands also tend to be a bit wider over here in the UK than what is seen in the US. Rounded nosebands are usually only seen for in-hand classes.

DSBoyWonder25

I'm not big in the hunter scene in the UK but from being at country shows where they do working hunter classes (more likely to be over jumps) the tack and turnout tends to be more in line with the same type of tack you'd see on the hunt field, so it would be eggbutt snaffle or d-ring with bit guard with the occasional Pelham for a very strong horse. Horse of the Year show is our biggest show relating to inhand and Hunter classes including working and show hunter so they may help with references a bit more


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