F.R.A. Miranti Hackamore Bridle

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Article number:	3320722417
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The Hackamore Miranti from the Freedom Riding Articles brand has a beautifully beats decorated and softly padded noseband. The headpiece is straight and softly padded. The bridle has beautiful buckle closures, and the jaw strap is attached to the ring on the cheekpiece with a clip closure. The noseband is adjustable with buckle closure, and the ends are inserted into the noseband. The hackamore Miranti is available in a universal size. Because the bridle is widely adjustable on the cheek pieces, jaw strap, noseband, and chin strap, this bridle is suitable for both cob and full.

Pros:

Wide and spacious adjustable soft padded noseband
With shanks of your choice or without shanks
Good quality leather
Adjustable cheek pieces, jaw strap, nose, and chin strap
Right behind the ears
Attach your own browband

Cons:

Not available in a pony or large horse size
No reins included

Colors:

Black with silver-colored buckles and rings
Mocca with silver-colored buckles and rings

Size chart Measured with Star shanks.

A: Neusomtrek	B: Kaakriem	C: Kopstuk	Neusriem	Kinriem
59 - 63 cm	36 - 42 cm	90 -101 cm	28 cm	24 - 28 cm

Size measurement:

The size charter shows the sizes of this bridle. Measure the size to determine which size you need. The following sizes are required for this hackamore:
A: Nose circumference: 1-2 fingers under the cheekbone
B: Jaw strap: 1-2 fingers under the eye, to the other eye
C: Headstall: from the noseband, behind the ears to the noseband

In the blog, we explain how you can take measurements.

Shank choice:

Star	Music	Flower Long
Wheel	Baroque	Flower 8 Rings
Love	Classic	Justin

More information about the scissors can be found on this page Bitless Shanks

How a Hackamore Acts:

A hackamore works as follows; the shanks tilt backward and upwards through the pressure of the reins. This movement creates downward and backward pressure on the nose. The chin strap engages and then puts pressure on the chin. Via the cheekpieces, there is pressure behind the horse's ears. The amount of pressure depends on the shank length and the softness of the rider's hand.

Read more about how hackamore acts in the blog Hackamore.

Category Bitless Diagram FRA:

The hackamore falls under Category 2

You can read more about the Bitless diagram of FRA in the blog about the five systems

Use:

The hackamore can be used during handwork, lunging, and riding.

The hackamore is not allowed during bitless competitions at the KNHS (Dutch Associate)

Maintenance:

After use, wipe with a damp cloth. Grease if necessary or once a week. You can read more information about leather maintenance in our leather maintenance blog.

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