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Henry James Comfort Flash Bridle Mini The back riser version assists color_58683-green
Henry James Comfort Flash Bridle Mini The back riser version assists color_58683-green
Henry James Comfort Flash Bridle Mini The back riser version assists color_58683-green
Henry James Comfort Flash Bridle Mini The back riser version assists color_58683-green
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Henry James Comfort Flash Bridle Mini The back riser version assists color_58683-green

SKU: 63008773740
EUR120.00 EUR168.00

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Henry James Comfort Flash Bridle Mini The back riser version assists color_58683 green The back riser version assists with the balancing of saddles which need to be raised at the back promoting balance and harmony in the horse's movement The throat lash strap has been strategically integrated into the headpiece to reduce the bulk in the sensitive TMJ area and allowing for the noseband and cheek piece buckles to lie flat against the horses skin This elegant comfort flash bridle is carefully crafted from the finest English Sedgwick leather and features an anatomic headpiece to offer maximum pressure relief thanks to its cut back anatomical design in conjunction with generous lightweight padding

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