The functional bridle – hailed by many, dismissed by others as a marketing gimmick. What’s really behind the idea? And how does it differ from the traditional version? We’ve got the answers.
Having examined the anatomy of the horse in the first part, in this article we’ll provide a more detailed overview of the most common types of bridles, explain the various pressure points and help you make the right choice.
In this article, we focus on the anatomy of the horse’s head, particularly the areas where the bridle rests. This is because the wrong choice of bridle or incorrect fastening can lead to unhealthy pressure and consequential damage.
What does each bridle do? In this post, we’ll be taking a closer look at our own bridles, showing what makes them so unique, and explaining why we particularly recommend them to you.