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Old 3rd Apr 2007, 09:12 PM
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daisy reins??

I need some help I ride a lovely 13.2hh light bay who loves jumping the problem is when he first came to the stables whenever I ride he used to buck people of so he had a daisy rein on him well on he bridle , i got him for summer camp as hes my fave pony ever but i cant put his bridle on as hes daisy rein gets in the way and i dont no how to take it off so i could put the bridle on himeand the put his daisy rein on please help
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Old 4th Apr 2007, 08:15 AM
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If you mean the daisy rein as shown on the webpage........

http://www.englishclothingtack.com/tack/lungetrain.html

basically you just unfasten the buckle where it attaches to the headpiece of the bridle.

It seems odd that the daisy rein would be left attached to the bridle rather than the saddle. To leave the daisy rein attached to the bridle means undoing two buckles at the saddle end but to leave it attached to the saddle means undoing only one buckle at the ridle end as well as not getting in the way for putting the bridle back on.

I'm sure if this is at camp then you will have lots of help and noone will expect you to deal with tack you are unfamiliar with .
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