Halter Bridle

The legendary Australian HALTER BRIDLE has remained basically unchanged for over a hundred years. The Australian Stock Saddle Company version features three rings on a reinforced cheek piece, which allows for adjustment for the snap bit connector strap. More adjustment comes with an adjustable poll strap. There is also an extended head piece, that goes back four inches behind the ears, to give great strength to the jaw strap, on which rides a brass ring, to which is applied a standard lead line, much like a regular halter. This can be attached to the horse in a riding situation, with a "can be attached to the horse in a riding situation. The horse is then tied to a tree, or whatever, during a break on the trail, so the horse is not tied to a bridle with a bit in the mouth. The extended head piece back over the mane means the horse cannot rub his face on a tree, and remove the whole bridle! You do not walk home! The alternative to this equipment is you place a nylon halter on the horse, then put a bridle over the top of that and you have -- an amazing amount of stuff on the head of the horse!!!