Description

The Indiana Relief bridle has been designed to follow the shape of the horse’s skull instead of the outward appearance of the horse’s head.

In particular the bridle avoids any pressure on the facial nerves, the projecting cheek bones or the molar teeth set in the horse’s upper jaw.

This prevents pressure, both to facial nerves and the sensitive tissues lining the cheeks inside the mouth by tight fitting cavesson or flash nosebands.