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MISCELLANEOUS

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DRAUGHT SHOW BRIDLE & LEAD

The Draught Show Bridle is intended for use on mares in led classes.  The Lead pictured is the double-billeted version; a single-billeted lead is also available.

DRAUGHT HEADSTALL (DRESS)

The Draught Headstall pictured [normally made without the name plate] is for showing younger horses in led classes.

STALLION ROLLERs (SHOW)

Asterisk Horse-collars & Harness manufactures three different styles of Draught Stallion Roller:

• Australian - style [see photos below]:
  Traditionally, this style has a leather roller-top, with a webbing girth (colours now available are red/white/gold or blue/white/gold) and a single, off-side side rein.  This style can also be made with a matching leather girth.

• English-style:
  This style is usually made with a special, narrower, royal blue and white webbing roller top and girth, and normally comes with a backstrap/folded dock and a headcheck, as well as side-reins.

• Scottish-style:
  This style is traditionally made in Scotland and Northern England with a 'Scotch Top' or buckle-on rosette pad, with the rosettes made of intricately woven ribbon [see photo below], with both ribbons and webbing again in the royal blue and white colours.  A less expensive version to that pictured can be made from royal blue and white patent (over bridle leather).

Stallion Headstall (SHOW)

The Draught Stallion Headstall pictured below is much more ornate and substantial than the Dress Headstall previously shown, with heavy brass hardware and strapping as appropriate for showing a draught stallion.

DRAUGHT NOSE BAG (SHOW)

DRAUGHT SPAT BOOTS

The Spat Boots (normally made from harness leather, rather than the white-hide in the photo below) come in two sizes;  Full and Yearling/Two-Year-Old.

DRAUGHT HOBBLES & HOBBLE CHAINS

DRAUGHT BREAKING IN BRIDLE / ROLLER / CRUPPER / SIDE REINS

CAMEL PACK SADDLE

WIGRAM PATENT CART SADDLE

The Wigram Patent Cart/Lorry Saddle is made with a pressed steel, rather than leather, housen, for the budget-conscious heavy horse enthusiast.  This style of saddle is normally made with a check-lined panel, which is firmly straw-stuffed [to the traditional saddle standard] to ensure the comfort of the horse.  The photo below shows such a saddle, mounted with the backband and shaft tugs.

TRADITIONAL CART/LORRY SADDLE

The photo below shows a standard Square Cart/Lorry Saddle (Work, leather-lined panel), with the traditional leather housen.