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hanoveriangirl
Posted 10/5/2008 8:59:14 PM


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where can you get a nylon english bridle I can never find them I want to get one to practice in because my mare likes to grab her reins in her teeth while I lead her plus I live in washington so I rains all the time and I dont want to ruin my good leather bridle.


 

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Posted 10/5/2008 9:32:45 PM


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haha! I live in Oregon so I can simpathize (sp). I don't really know where any nylon bridles are I just see ads for them occasionaly. but wintec works well and they don't get drenched the water just runs off it. as for your horse grabbing the reins though on a wintec I don't know if that would be very good

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Posted 10/6/2008 5:47:11 AM


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Instead of getting a nylon one, you should either get a cheap leather bridle or a Wintec bridle. It feels better against a horse's skin, especially if you're using it for more than thirty minutes.

http://www.horse.com/English-Tack/English-Bridles/Raised-Snaffle-Bridle-with-Reins-ECH10.html

That one is $20 and doesn't look half bad.

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Posted 10/6/2008 3:48:16 PM
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I would get a Wintec bridle and not let your horse grab the reins.

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