Stübben Waterford Horse Bridle, Black

By Stübben
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  • This classic bridle is ideal for achieving a fantastic dressage look.
  • Includes silver fittings with a padded nose and a brow band.
  • The brow band features the Stübben insignia on both sides for an extra touch.
  • The one-piece headstall measures 1 ¼-inch, the cheeks are 3/4-inch, the nose band is 1 3/8-inch and the throat latch measures 1/2-inch.
  • Features an innovative and removable flash system.

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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By OlderSlowerSaner on Dec 30, 2020

Very nice quality

I was disappointed it is not exactly like the picture, as I really like the clean look, but I understand how it looks like a one piece noseband/headstal that I had years ago where the nose band went through the cheek pieces and eliminated the caveson strap going through the brow band and over the poll. One less piece to deal with, but the reference to one piece just means there is only a buckle on the near side and none on the off side cheek piece. If you blow the picture up about 4 times, you can see a speck of silver along the cheek piece that is the buckle on the caveson neatly tucked under the cheek piece holding the bit. The caveson strap for adjusting fit is not a big deal for us. The noseband lies right where it could travel through the cheek piece if there were a keeper. Anyway, quality and fit are great. I don't use a flash but interesting concept on the air space in the bridge of the noseband.