driving bridles

This message is from: Eileen [EMAIL PROTECTED] I appreciate all of the feedback on driving bridle fit. In the case of my mare, I wish it was simply that the browband is too small. I think it's the whole design. This particular bridle, from a Smuckers synthetic pleasure harness, has a

Teensy brag

This message is from: Eileen [EMAIL PROTECTED] I just had to share one of those moments I'm glad I was driving a Fjord...I took Marikape (Jane) for a drive today with a group. As we were just heading out to warm up, a 5 yr old boy who was playing a few feet away threw an irrigation valve

Re: driving bridles from jim

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Re: Forelock Bridle

This message is from: Ruth Bushnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] List I have such a hard time with the fact that my fjords have so much forelock. Does anyone have suggestions? ... I am open for help. Les Margaret Hoagland Callahan, California IT HELPS to roach the mane up as far as possible toward the

Forelock Bridle

This message is from: Les [EMAIL PROTECTED] List I have such a hard time with the fact that my fjords have so much forelock. Does anyone have suggestions? Does anyone take any from underneath to limit the volume? It's like trying to put 10 rags, 2 ears, a LARGE head into a normal bridle. I am

driving bridles

This message is from: janet [EMAIL PROTECTED] I would think the only way to go is custom made. I had my work harness made by Samson's Harness shop 218-865-4602 he did a wonderful quality job and everything fits. Bernie does fancy harness too. There is no way my horses could get those bridles

Expo

This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 2/18/2005 5:42:12 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Maybe Lisa Pedersen can help here. I saw a preliminary schedule last weekend for the Utah Horse Expo. Fjords were listed on there for three days. Does