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Post by becrog on Jan 7, 2007 15:24:33 GMT
I have recently broken my 13hh section B colt, but i am struggling to find a bridle to fit him. I dont want to have to pay through the nose to have anything made. He is currently wearing a standard pony size with the straps all done up as short as possibe and this is a little loose. Who sells quality tack for ponies? please let me know.
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Post by september on Jan 7, 2007 17:14:44 GMT
Hello,I had the same trouble with my sec A and his head is adverage for his breed.I brought him a sabre show pony bridle(2nd hand)It is gorgous and really complements his head,If you google sabre bridle you can get their size chart up.Another company that specialise in ponies is microponies but don't know if their expansive or not  oh my morris and nolan inhand bridle fits him perfect to.Bet your boys got a little head than my section A :)I'd love to see some piccies  |
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Post by september on Jan 7, 2007 17:31:19 GMT
This is him in his sabre bridle  |
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Post by rosiehannah on Jan 7, 2007 21:53:11 GMT
u could try robinsons, they have their sale on at the moment so you might be able to find something on there for a good price. you could also try ebay, bought a rug from someone on there for my old pony who we lost recently, and was pleased.
hannah
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Post by september on Jan 8, 2007 11:30:30 GMT
G.R.-Yep I ride all my ponies.I"ve only every had one horse,she was so so special,I'll never have one again.  I like to do abit of inhand showing but I've never grew out of games hence nicking psycho misty off my mum ;DI've been riding Senna for about a year now but wish I was more your height(I'm about 5'5)and 2stone lighter (I'd love to jump him  ).but he seems very happy to carry me,we're going to have ago at games this year  |
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Post by becrog on Jan 8, 2007 14:20:57 GMT
ponies are great fun to ride, so many people frown upon adults riding ponies, its like you need a horse as a status symbol. Im 5'10'' (but used to be very skinny) and rode a 13.3hh welsh part bred and we had great fun together, despit being laughed at by my friends! I had bigger horses in the yard but found them lazy compared to my pony. unfortunately after settling down with a family i became too heavy for her so had to sell her. i love my 16hh mare but i do miss riding my pony she was much more nippy and a better height for opening gates, its also not so far to fall!!
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Post by september on Jan 9, 2007 11:03:15 GMT
G.R.-Wow you and Tetris most of been really good to do ppc games even if you did get chucked out,which I think is so cool )I only do stuff locally.DO you think it's a grey 13.2hh thing, that most of them are abit crazy,I've read about loads that are crazy,look similar ,grey and 13.2hh.lol I'm quite lucky at my local show most of the adults are on ponies,so I've never been frown upon(well not that i know of ,lol) |
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Post by solo on Jan 28, 2007 12:52:10 GMT
IV Horse used to make some smashing small bridles, but not sure if they still do? Fylde saddlery are also quite good, but I think that they are quite expensive. I'm 5'6 and I ride a 12hh grey dartmoor, who's quite happy to mess about and attempt to put me on the floor! His bridle is a jeffries. And before that I rode his dad who's just shy of 11.3hh and we did really well at national shows!  Sorry for putting a dartie on! but he's my lil baby! ;D |
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Post by september on Jan 28, 2007 16:34:35 GMT
Awww He's lovely,a right little cutie ;D Your lucky,your nice and slim,you can get away with riding these fab little ponios :Dmind you my boy, carries me easily,just wish I was slimmer so I could do more with him  |
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oh my morris and nolan inhand bridle fits him perfect to.Bet your boys got a little head than my section A :)I'd love to see some piccies 
).but he seems very happy to carry me,we're going to have ago at games this year 
