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This Set contains a collection of items to get you set up with your pony 

 

Quality Leather Ascot Padded Flash Bridle with Stainless Steel fittings. (PONY)

Quality Leather Ascot Rubber Grip Reins with Stainless Steel Fittings. (1/2")

Quality Leather Ascot Running Martingale with Stainless Steel fittings. (PONY)

Quality Leather Ascot Stirrup Leathers with Stainless Steel fittings. (44")

 

 

Ascot Padded Flash Bridle

This comes with a lightly padded and beautifully raised Browband and Noseband. The flash noseband helps prevent bit evasion, one of our most popular bridles, suitable for all kinds of riding.

 

1/2"/13mm Cheek Pieces, 1/2"/13mm Browband and a 7/8"/22mm width Noseband

(Pony)

 

Ascot Rubber Grip Reins

The Rubber Grip on these reins gives the Rider extra hold in the hand in all weather conditions. These Reins are one of the most popular for riding.

 

Featuring convenient Hook Stud.

 

Available in Black or Brown 

Pony        1/2" x  48"/120cm approximate Length (Each Rein)- HookStud

 

 

Ascot Running Martingale

The Running Martingale is one of the most popular rider aids. It is used to help prevent the horse from raising his head too high. It consists of a 1/2"/13mm neck strap and a second strap, 1"/25mm wide, which is attached to the girth and passes between the horses front legs before dividing into two pieces.

 

At the end of each of these straps is a small metal ring through which the reins pass.

When the horse carries its head in the correct position no pressure is felt. However, should the horse raise its head the martingale will restrict the movement of the reins, which in turn causes the bit to bear down on the bars of the horses mouth. The martingale should be fitted so that the rings are in line with the withers to prevent it putting any pressure on the reins when the horses head is held in the correct position.

 

Generally used with rubber rein stops, which are located on the rein between the bit & the Martingale ring.

 

Ascot Stirrup Leathers

Ascot Stirrup Leathers feature Quality Butt Leather for extra strength with Stainless Steel buckles.

All Ascot Stirrup Leathers feature three rows of hand stitching at the buckle end for extra security. The holes are numbered for ease of use.

 

Youth length  44"/111cm

 

Starter Pack Pony

£125.00Price
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Leather should be cleaned and conditioned regularly to keep it supple and to prolong its life. Here are some useful tips on how to maintain your bridlework:-

i) Always apply leather conditioner several times before using new tack, this will soften and protect the leather before use.

ii) Remove sweat and grime everytime the bridlework is used, using a slightly damp sponge or cloth.

iii) Re-apply leather conditioner as necessary, climate and use effect this, like watering a plant too much is as bad as too little!

iv) Depending how often you ride, you will need to dismantle your bridle completely for a thorough cleaning periodically. This will involve using leather cleaner (not saddle soap) and the re-application of conditioner.

v) Check the stitching and billets regularly, paying particular attention to where the bit is attached to the bridle at the reins and the cheek pieces, any wear should be repaired, or replaced by a reputable saddler immediately.

What our customers say

5

Really impressed with the amazing quality of Ascot Cheek pieces I purchased. The leather is so soft and they fit beautifully! It was also so lovely the way they came packaged, it really shows the quality and care of the products. Many thanks, will be ordering from you again!

Sara

Bloxsome

5

Very prompt service. Couldn’t have been more helpful on the phone for an exchange and redelivered very quickly.

Sharon

5

I was recommended an elastic browband by my saddler to fit my anatomical headpiece. Not only did it fit perfectly over the wider shaped headpiece, it is great quality and looks super smart too. Beautifully wrapped and very prompt delivery. Highly recommend!

Charlotte

Taplin

5

Beautiful packaged delivery and great quality item.

Karen

Wardley

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