Bridlework and accessories

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  • Canter Bitless Evolution bridle
    From 85,90 €
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  • T de T clincher leather headcollar
    From 86,90 €
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  • T de T plain double bridle rein
    21,90 €
  • BR cheekpieces
    18,90 €
  • Comfort muzzle headcollar
    From 26,95 €
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  • Canter VALEGRO bridle
    From 94,90 €
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  • Canter Soft rubber reins
    From 44,90 €
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  • Canter rope pelham roundings
    14,90 €
  • STAR leather foal show headcollar
    22,90 €
  • Clip for reins and training aids
    2,95 €
  • Ronzon chrome leather headcollar
    119,90 €
  • Lautrec bridle
    From 116,90 €
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  • BR bridoon cheekpiece
    10,96 €
  • HKM bit guard
    2,50 €
  • HFI bit bandage
    14,90 €
  • Kerbl bit protection bandage
    14,90 €
  • Privilège Howlett reins
    39,90 €
  • T de T two-tone draw reins
    43,90 €

Horse bridlework: complete bridles and spare parts

For riding, the horse wears a bridle: a headpiece, a browband, a noseband, two cheekpieces that hold the bit and a pair of reins. Our horse bridles, from T de T, Privilège, HKM or Dyon, come in classic or anatomical versions. Dressage in a double bridle requires more complete equipment, with two bits and two pairs of reins: the QHP Aphrodite double bridle and the Privilège Canter double bridle are designed for this.

Reins and nosebands

Reins wear out faster than the rest of the bridle. Rubber reins, such as the Canter Soft or the T de T 16 mm, stay in your hand even when wet. Webbing reins with stops, from T de T and Privilège, give fixed reference points for positioning your hands, which is a great help for young riders. Compare them on our page horse reins.

The noseband can be changed without touching the rest, as it has its own headpiece. A grackle noseband (T de T, Privilège) limits how far the mouth opens and stabilises the bit. The German noseband adds a lower strap that passes under the bit.

Small parts that get you out of trouble

A split headpiece or a broken cheekpiece is no reason to buy a new bridle. We sell individual BR bridle cheekpieces, a Privilège noseband headpiece, HKM rein stops and the Waldhausen Chifney headpiece, which is used with an anti-rearing bit. For bits, rubber bit guards stop the rings pinching the corners of the mouth, and Canter pelham roundings link the two rings of a pelham so you can ride with a single pair of reins.

Headcollars and leather care

Outside of riding, the horse wears a headcollar. The headcollars and lead ropes section brings together fleece-lined headcollars, leather models for showing and lead ropes or lunge lines.

Leather that dries out cracks at the folds: the headpiece buckle, the cheekpiece keepers, where the reins attach to the bit. After a session in the rain, wipe the leather and let it dry away from the radiator. Then clean it with glycerine soap, such as the one in our Sellerie de Marigny range, and feed it from time to time with leather grease.

Frequently asked questions about bridlework

Can I buy just one part of my bridle?

Yes. Cheekpieces, headpieces, throatlashes, nosebands and reins are sold individually. Check two points before ordering: the width of the strap, so the part fits through the existing keepers, and the type of bit attachment, buckle or hook stud. If in doubt, bring the old part with you and we will compare on the spot.

What is the difference between a snaffle bridle and a double bridle?

The snaffle bridle carries a single bit and one pair of reins: it is the everyday equipment, at the riding school and in competition. The double bridle combines a bridoon and a curb bit, with its curb chain, and is used with two pairs of reins. It requires a secure hand and is reserved for dressage, from a certain level upwards.

What is a tongue guard for?

It attaches to the bit and discourages a horse from putting its tongue over the bit. It is an occasional aid: a horse that plays with its tongue often has a reason, such as a poorly fitted bit or teeth that bother it. Have its mouth checked by your vet or an equine dentist before using one.

How do I stop the reins slipping?

Choose rubber or grip reins, such as the T de T Ultra Grip, which keep their grip in the rain and on a sweating horse. Reins with stops also help: your hand rests against a stop and no longer slides along the rein. Replace the rubber as soon as it becomes smooth.

Can I collect my order in store?

Yes, pick-up at 432 avenue de Paris in Saint-Lô is free. We are open on Mondays from 2 pm to 6 pm, Tuesday to Friday from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm and from 1.30 pm to 7 pm, and on Saturdays from 9 am to 6 pm. Take the opportunity to compare the new part with the one you are replacing.