Made with good quality leather. Has 3 D-rings to attach reins to. Reins are web with leather stoppers. Has strong silver fasteners and buckle ends. By HKM
The Market Harborough fastens to the girth, travels between the front legs and divides into two narrow straps, each with a small clip hook at the end. The straps pass through the bit rings, from the inside to the outside, then clip to reins which have small D-rings attached.
The advantage of the Market Harborough, which is permitted in jumping competitions as long as it is used with an ordinary snaffle, is it’s the horse not the rider that works it.
When the horse raises his head itapplies rein pressure; when he lowers his head, the pressure is relieved. Courtesy of Horse and Hound Magazine
