The Kimblewick Cheek positions the mouthpiece toward the top of the Dee Ring. This means the rein may exert pressure below the mouthpiece, giving some leverage. Like a Pelham, the Kimblewick Slotted Cheek offers two distinct rein positions to give either a snaffle or mild curb action.
The ultimate breech for the show ring. The Struck Show Breech was made specifically for those looking for a minimal silhouette in the ring, without...
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The Ogilvy Jump Baby Pad: Short, square and so stable that it doesn't even need any straps to stay in place! A great choice for schooling or showi...
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Leather "Focus" cheek pieces comes in a pair. Two velcro straps fix the blinkers onto the check pieces. 3 cm projection from the horse's face. FEI...
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Stübben Care "Brush on" with Rose and Green Tea, makes combing easy in an instant and brings on lustre and volume. Knots in tail and mane can be di...
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