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05/18/2026

Bombers newest award winning bit just arrived!

07/24/2025

More evidence that it is important to help your horse feel and perform their best by keeping that noseband loose!

A new scientific study co-authored by Animalweb’s own Dr David Marlin in conjuction with Anglia Ruskin University students Emily Hopkins and Stacie Whitrod and ARU Writtle Associate Professor of Animal Biomechanics and Sports Medicine and School Research Lead Dr Roberta Blake, has found that tight...

04/11/2025

Bridle2Fit now has new Glitter Nosebands for a little more bling in the show ring and at home.🙂

12/17/2024

https://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news/proposed-double-bridle-ban-denmark-880138?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3HxG7dfWhw-_PGUdmHyDJYu4gw5sUaz1kA-NWU27gKQ_us2oyoE55jZUo_aem_Y2UWVs5D5-j2TOIgKo7izQ

Proposed recommendations on a double bridle ban in Denmark spark debate in the European Parliament as critics warn of welfare implications

11/04/2024

Emily Smith Eventing. Super fun day with such talented riders and horses!

10/21/2024

Noseband positioning- This is a great picture reference. It is so important to avoid the fragile cartilage of the nose while also allowing a little bit (about a thumbs width) of space below the facial crest.

09/02/2024

The jaw of the horse's mouth consists of the maxilla ( upper jaw )and the mandible (lower jaw). They are connected by the TMJ.

The upper jaw is wider than the lower jaw and the horse chews in a circular motion, because of this their teeth wear unevenly and it is important for them to have regular dentistry once a year or every 6 months depending on age and condition of the teeth.

In the upper jaw, because it is wider sharp edges can develop on the outer edges of upper molars as well as the inside of the lower molars. When the noseband is tightened too much this can cause the molars to cut into the sides of the horse’s mouth.

One more reason to keep those nosebands loose.