$75.00 $65.00
The Dually Training Halter designed by Monty, is a patented schooling halter which effectively rewards horses for acting in partnership with the handler. This useful training aid will help get the most out of your work when leading, loading, long-lining, crossing water, as a bitless bridle and more.
Adjustable double noseband
High quality brass hardware is designed to breakaway under extreme pressure
Left & right side rings offer lateral control
Double stitched nylon for maximum durability
Comes with instructional booklet and DVD
Can be used as either a standard halter OR as a training aid
SIZING YOUR DUALLY:
Red size fits medium-large ponies and weanlings of most horse breeds, as well as yearlings of large breeds and arabian adults 300-700 pounds
Nose – Minimum 19.5 in (49,5 cm), Maximum 28 in (78,7 cm)
Head – Minimum 29 in (73,7 cm), Maximum 39.5 in (100,3 cm)
Cheek – From Ring Ring 7 in (17,8 cm)
The size of the head matters more in fitting a Dually than the weight of the horse.
| Weight | .965 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 28 × 17 × 5 cm |
How do Lead Lines differ from round ropes? Soft – cushioned cotton core and special soft nylon, double stitched to last, Easier to hold than round ropes – any size hand can get a good grip. Super strong nylon doesn’t break down in dirt and moisture. Brightly coloured for easy identification of length.
The Dually Training Halter designed by Monty, is a patented schooling halter which effectively rewards horses for acting in partnership with the handler. This useful training aid will help get the most out of your work when leading, loading, long-lining, crossing water, as a bitless bridle and more.
This extrinsic training equipment works on the horse’s mind to motivate forward motion. The Giddy-Up Rope is a length of thick braided yarn held by the rider with his elbow against his side while swinging it from left to right rapidly behind the rider’s legs. The Giddy-Up introduces movement to the peripheral vision of the horse. This movement will be perceived by the horse to be dangerous, and yet no pain comes of it. The horse is likely to advance quickly, moving away from the perceived intruder.