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Macanta Complete Bosal Bridle (System 2) Natural C-F
A bosal is essentially a loose, more or less firm yet slightly flexible nosepiece. It is typically made from braided rawhide or a combination of leather and rawhide. The level of action is determined by the materials used, as well as the stiffness and thickness, which usually range from 1 to 2.5 cm. A combination of reins and lead rope is called a mecate, which is characteristic of bosal use and influences the pressure applied.
The mecate is tied to the bosal in such a way that, in addition to the reins, a remaining section forms a lead rope. During riding, this lead rope is attached to the rider’s belt or to the saddle or saddle pad.
A properly tied mecate should leave about two fingers of space between the mecate and the chin. This space is adjusted by wrapping the rope accordingly. The bosal should sit correctly on the horse’s head, approximately four finger widths above the nostrils.
In the “Manufacturer information and documents” section, you will find a detailed description and guidance for this product.
The mecate is tied to the bosal in such a way that, in addition to the reins, a remaining section forms a lead rope. During riding, this lead rope is attached to the rider’s belt or to the saddle or saddle pad.
A properly tied mecate should leave about two fingers of space between the mecate and the chin. This space is adjusted by wrapping the rope accordingly. The bosal should sit correctly on the horse’s head, approximately four finger widths above the nostrils.
In the “Manufacturer information and documents” section, you will find a detailed description and guidance for this product.
$205.32
Macanta Complete Bosal Bridle (System 2) Natural C-F—
$205.32
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A bosal is essentially a loose, more or less firm yet slightly flexible nosepiece. It is typically made from braided rawhide or a combination of leather and rawhide. The level of action is determined by the materials used, as well as the stiffness and thickness, which usually range from 1 to 2.5 cm. A combination of reins and lead rope is called a mecate, which is characteristic of bosal use and influences the pressure applied.
The mecate is tied to the bosal in such a way that, in addition to the reins, a remaining section forms a lead rope. During riding, this lead rope is attached to the rider’s belt or to the saddle or saddle pad.
A properly tied mecate should leave about two fingers of space between the mecate and the chin. This space is adjusted by wrapping the rope accordingly. The bosal should sit correctly on the horse’s head, approximately four finger widths above the nostrils.
In the “Manufacturer information and documents” section, you will find a detailed description and guidance for this product.
The mecate is tied to the bosal in such a way that, in addition to the reins, a remaining section forms a lead rope. During riding, this lead rope is attached to the rider’s belt or to the saddle or saddle pad.
A properly tied mecate should leave about two fingers of space between the mecate and the chin. This space is adjusted by wrapping the rope accordingly. The bosal should sit correctly on the horse’s head, approximately four finger widths above the nostrils.
In the “Manufacturer information and documents” section, you will find a detailed description and guidance for this product.
