March 2005

Weaver Leather Takes Economy Bridles To A Higher Level

We expect a bridle to be comfortable for the horse and easy for us to adjust. It can also be kind to our wallets.

A schooling bridle doesn’t have to be pricey or fancy, but it does have to fit your discipline and your budget.

Appearances are important. Color and styling draw us in, but it’s quality, fit and price make the sale.

Bridles come in a range of sizes, but they aren’t standard. A fine-headed horse can nicely fit a cob bridle in some cases, just as some large cobs need a full-size bridle. The only way to avoid multiple returns is to measure your horse’s head and compare the measurements at your local tack store or, if you catalog shop, call the company for specific information. Holding up the old one for comparison can be misleading. …