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How to bridle and unbridle a horse correctly and softly

A step-by-step guide to bridling and unbridling your horse softly, from letting them take up the bit to guiding each ear and protecting the teeth on the way out.

Badly fitting bridles: A horse welfare issue

Bridle fit is one of the most overlooked welfare issues in riding. Here’s how a poorly fitted bridle affects nerves, blood flow and the TMJ, and the simple checks every rider can learn.

Why are bridles made from leather? The science, history and safety behind it

Leather has been the material of choice for bridles for centuries. Here’s why it remains the safest, most comfortable option for your horse, and how to make a leather bridle last.

Is your horse telling you their bridle doesn’t fit?

Head shaking, an unsteady contact or rubbing after work can all be your horse’s way of saying their bridle doesn’t fit. Here are seven signs to look for, and how to check the fit.

Equine Eye horse cameras protecting your horse

Whether it's a foaling mare, an injury recovery or a stormy night, Equine Eye horse cameras let you check on your horse anytime, anywhere.

5 Ways to Keep Your Saddlery Safe from Thieves

Your saddlery is valuable, and thieves know it. Here are five practical ways to keep your saddles, bridles and equipment secure.