[Pony Schwarz]

[Full brandy]

The effect of this bridle is fundamentally different from all other bitless bridles (the hackamores, bosals and sidepulls). With the help of a simple but subtle system of two loops, one over the survey and one over the nose, the reins cover the whole head. It can be thought of (see picture) on the horse as providing the riders with a good sweat box. Unlike the bit control methods, the bitless bridle are compatible with the physiological needs of the horse in motion. Primarily, it does not hurt or scare the horse, but neither disturbs you, as the bit is the case, with the ability of the horse to breathe and walk freely. Steering: a pressure on a barrel (white arrow) pushes harmless, but convincing on the opposite half of the head (black arrows). where the head goes, the horse follows Horses react better to than is pulled. They also pull the aids painlessly spread over a large area of the head as painful and focal in the mouth, an exquisitely sensitive region. Brakes: a press on the two reins clings to the whole head and triggers a response send. This is more effective than the brakes provided by a bit.