Professional Quality Headstalls & Reins

Professional Quality Headstalls & Reins

Sliding-Ear Harness Leather Headstall 5/8 Wide

Will fit average sized horses 14 to 15.2 hands tall.

This professional headstall is made with very dense, high-quality leather that will last for decades. The ear-piece is large enough to give the horse's ear room to move. Adjustable on both sides. Stylish, it gives your horse that reiner-cutter look. Recommended for use with any curb bit.

Pre-oiled, medium brown color.

Price $55.00 Add to Cart

Browband Harness Leather Headstall 3/4" wide.

Will fit average sized horses 14 to 15.2 hands tall.

This professional headstall is made with very dense, high-quality leather that will last for decades. The brow-band is long enough to give the horse's ear room to move. It's very good looking plus adjustable on both sides. Recommended for any snaffle bit.

Pre-oiled, medium brown color.

Price $85.00 Add to Cart

Premium Harness Leather Reins 5/8" wide with lots of body & weight

The perfect reins for performance horses. The weight and balance of these reins makes them "hang" from the bit beautifully. Tanned using a special process and cut from the best part of the hide, these reins are supple yet have the body and feel pro trainers want.

Read what cutting and reining trainer, Larry Trocha has to say about selecting the ideal reins for snaffle and curb bits.

Professional Reins for Snaffle or Curb Bits 5/8" wide. 7'8" to 8' long

These reins are ideal to use on a snaffle or curb bit. They are long, thick and shaped right. These reins have body but are also supple and easy to break-in.

Un-oiled "natural" color. Will darken with oil or sunlight.

Price $79.00 Add to Cart

Read how to break-in new reins and how to easily darken leather tack.


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2 Comments on Professional Quality Headstalls & Reins Leave a Comment

June 27, 2011

Theresa Hayes
7:03 pm #

My horse only knows a curb bit. How do I teach it lateral/vertical flexion? I tried a snaffle bit on him to train and he took off and I could not stop him.

October 16, 2010

Laura Farmer
12:54 pm #

Hi Larry,
I always enjoy your training tips and watch them again and again. I'm just now thinking about getting my mare used to a shank for Western showing. So I came back to this newsletter to refresh my memory on the types you recommend for transitions.
Thanks for all the great information!!!!
Laura

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