This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] RE: horse bells
A single long strap goes down the backstrap of the harness, from the hames to just above the crupper fork, or from the gig saddle to just above the crupper fork. These jingle vigorously with any movement. Some long straps of bells can be attatched just behind the gig saddle - I have a set which does, and there are spaces where the lines pass between the bells, so they don't get caught. There are also some which can fasten over the rear hip strap - this is typically a fancier turn-out and are for decoration as well as sound. I also have a double set which fastens to the breast plate and over the rear hip strap, from tug to tug. They get fastened on after the harness is applied and adjusted. Look at the bells and harness sets in the catalog from Meader Supply (catalog is not online but can be ordered from meadersupply.com) theirs are pretty nice. Rhonda Taylor, Straw Hat Stables ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) ------------------------------------------------------------------ Jumping through hoops to get E-mail on the road? You've got two choices: Join the circus, or use Molly Mail. Molly Mail -- http://www.mollymail.com ------------------------------------------------------------------ Having trouble sending email from different locations ? Need a single outgoing mail server that will work from anywhere ? Set it to smtp.com and never have to change it again ! http://www.smtp.com ------------------------------------------------------------------
