"Caval" Bitless Leather Hackamore Bridle

The Ultimate Comfort of Bitless--& the Cadillac of Hackamores! 

Natural horsemanship and bitless riding go hand in hand. Natural Horsemanship is based on the horse’s own natural instincts & behaviors, and focuses on a pain-free, fear-free method of teaching & working with horses. Because the bit can (and often does) cause pain, it is a contradictory method of natural horsemanship. Of course not all bits are created equal, just as not all people hurt their horses with them (at least, not intentionally), but even just the presence of the bit in the mouth can affect the horse both physically and mentally.

Bitless bridles offer a refreshing new way of communicating with your horse where they are consistently more comfortable, calm, and willing to learn. The Freedom Riding Articles line of bitless bridles are extremely high quality and a refreshing alternative to the typical bitless bridles currently available on the North American market.

Features of the "Caval" Bitless Hackamore Bridle:

• Complete leather construction with FRA's hackamore style "Scissors" ($38 valued feature) that offers subtle leverage for clear cues without the unnecessary pain of harsher styles
• Doubles as a cavesson with 3 d-rings on the noseband for specific training methods
• Unique shaped browband features concho centrepiece
• Anatomical design for ultimate fit
• Padded leather crown piece and unique adjustable throat/jaw latch with spring snap
• Softly padded noseband with cavesson rings and adjustable buckles
• High quality craftsmanship & materials; luxuriously soft & finely finished
  
• Comes with matching clip-on full leather 15 mm reins 
• Truly one of the classiest Hackamore bridles on the market

Exclusively from FREEDOM RIDING ARTICLES in the Netherlands, this bridle comes with the following options...

Colors: Black & Dark Brown (Havana) leather
Sizes: Pony, Cob, Full, & Shire ("Cob" being most suited to your average Arabian or Quarter Horse and "Full" most suited to Warmbloods or Draft-crosses, "Shire" typically for Drafts)