Schockemöhle Equitus Delta Bridle
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Schockemöhle Equitus Delta Bridle
Engineered in Germany, the Schockemöhle Equitus Delta Bridle has an anatomical design to eliminate discomfort at the most sensitive areas and main blood vessels of your horse’s head.
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The Schockemöhle Equitus Delta Bridle has an anatomical design to provide your horse with the ultimate comfort. Engineered in Germany, the concept behind this ergonomically shaped bridle focuses on eliminating pressure and discomfort at the most sensitive areas and main blood vessels of your horse’s head.
Well-crafted from vegetable tanned leather and fitted with silver-colored hardware, it features:
- Softly padded, curved caveson shaped to bypasses the main facial nerve. (35mm wide at center front.)
- Softly padded, contoured single crownpiece that avoids pressure at the backs of the horse’s ears.
- Curved, padded browband that avoids pinching in the areas of eyes and ears while offering a stylish look.
- Buckle cheek pieces with fixed button rivets allow quick, individualized customization.
Imported.
How to Attach a Nameplate to a Halter, Bridle, Martingale or Breastplate
Required Tools: will need a leather hole punch, hammer and pencil.
Steps:
1. Unwrap your nameplate and identify the rivets as having two posts and two caps.
2. Center the plate where you would like it ; mark its holes with pencil.
3. Use the hole punch centered on the pencil marks. A good quality hole punch with appropriate pressure applied should be able to penetrate even thick leather halters.
4. Push the rivet posts through the back of the tack so the posts are pointed toward you.
5. Put the nameplate on rivet posts.
6. Place rivet caps onto the posts, and tap the caps with a hammer.
Note: If you do not feel comfortable installing your own nameplate, we are happy to help. Bring your plate and tack into your local Dover Saddlery store for assistance. Your local leather repair professional or cobbler may also be able to assist you.
Required Tools: will need a leather hole punch, hammer and pencil.
Steps:
1. Unwrap your nameplate and identify the rivets as having two posts and two caps.
2. Center the plate where you would like it ; mark its holes with pencil.
3. Use the hole punch centered on the pencil marks. A good quality hole punch with appropriate pressure applied should be able to penetrate even thick leather halters.
4. Push the rivet posts through the back of the tack so the posts are pointed toward you.
5. Put the nameplate on rivet posts.
6. Place rivet caps onto the posts, and tap the caps with a hammer.
Note: If you do not feel comfortable installing your own nameplate, we are happy to help. Bring your plate and tack into your local Dover Saddlery store for assistance. Your local leather repair professional or cobbler may also be able to assist you.
