Hackamores

Hackamores

11 items
Sprenger Hackamore with curb chain and st.st. Cheeks, 31cm

Sprenger

Hackamore with curb chain and st.st. Cheeks, 31cm

€69.90
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Sprenger Hackamore with curb chain and st.st. Cheeks, 35cm

Sprenger

Hackamore with curb chain and st.st. Cheeks, 35cm

€94.90
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Kavalkade KavalBits Hackamore
RRP -7%

Kavalkade

KavalBits Hackamore

€89.19
RRP: €95.90
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Sprenger Hackamore with leather curb strap

Sprenger

Hackamore with leather curb strap

€99.90
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F.R.A glory Hackamore (System 2), black F.R.A glory Hackamore (System 2), black

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F.R.A glory Hackamore (System 2), black

€131.82
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F.R.A Barco Hackamore Shanks, 150mm
RRP -6%

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F.R.A Barco Hackamore Shanks, 150mm

€36.95
RRP: €39.20
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Sprenger Kombi-Hackamore “Sprenger“, with noseband

Sprenger

Kombi-Hackamore “Sprenger“, with noseband

€189.90
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F.R.A. Star Set Hackamore Brass, 85mm

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F.R.A. Star Set Hackamore Brass, 85mm

€39.20
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F.R.A glory Hackamore (System 2), brown F.R.A glory Hackamore (System 2), brown

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F.R.A glory Hackamore (System 2), brown

€156.61
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F.R.A Music Set Hackamore SS, 140mm F.R.A Music Set Hackamore SS, 140mm

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F.R.A Music Set Hackamore SS, 140mm

€28.88
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F.R.A Rose Set Hackamore SS, 145mm
RRP -7%

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F.R.A Rose Set Hackamore SS, 145mm

€26.95
RRP: €28.88
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Bitless bridles with a hackamore

Hackamores provide control without the use of the traditional bit. The hackamore bridle applies pressure to the nose and lower jaw to control the horse without the use of a bit and without causing interference in the mouth area. It should be used with care so as not to injure the horse's nose bone.

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The hackamore is a bitless bridle that acts on the horse's nose bone. It consists of a noseband with a padded metal part, metal levers - the suits - and a chinstrap. The reins are buckled into the suits. As it has a strong effect on the nose bone, it can easily cause pain and serious injury if the rider is too rough or clumsy. The noseband must rest on the bridge of the horse's nose, not on the nasal bone underneath. The latter is very thin and might be broken if the worst happens. Also, if the noseband is too low, you can cut off your horse's air supply. For the same reason, the chinstrap should be placed as high as possible on the lower jaw, not directly on the chin.

To ensure that the bitless bridle does not fit too tightly, there should be a finger's width of space between the straps and the horse's body.