Rambo Micklem Competition Bridle with Reins

Rambo Micklem Competition Bridle with Reins

Retail Price: $240.00

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Rambo Micklem Competition Bridle with Reins is an excellent product we know our customers will love.

The Micklem Competition Bridle by Rambo as a traditional bridle with a bit. This soft padded leather bridle is uniquely designed to fit the shape of the horse's skull rather than the outside appearance of the horse's head and is the first bridle to be designed in this way. Matching rubber reins included.

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Jamie C

from Virginia

July 11, 2021
Worked wonders for my seasonal allergy head shaker
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I reluctantly ordered this bridle for my horse who head shakes due to seasonal allergies. He has never tolerated a bit or bridle very well. For the first time ever, we’ve been able peacefully ride without him reefing (yanking the reins) and head flicking. It does fit a little weird for stock horses (almost last hole in some areas and first hole barely fits in others), especially tight just before the jowl, but we make it work. He is a 16hh APHA 4 year old gelding and he wears the standard horse size.

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