The bitless bridle allows you to place the horse on the aids and "communicate" with it without forcing it to do so by signalling pain (even unintentionally). This not only creates better trust between horse and rider, but also allows the horse to move more freely and gracefully without a foreign object in its mouth and to concentrate more on the rider.

In contrast to a bit bridle or other bitless bridles, the bitless bridle does not apply pressure at specific points, but distributes the pressure evenly over the poll, the bridge of the nose and the gullets. Thanks to the special crossed reins, the aids given are easy for the horse to follow and the horses generally have no difficulty getting used to them.

We import the original Dr Cook Bitless Bridle directly from America.

How to determine the right size

So that you can select a Bitless Bridle that is suitable for your horse, we first ask you to determine the size with the help of the Bitless Bridle size chart:

Measure 4 - 5 cm above the corners of the horse's mouth. From this point, measure the circumference of the nose to determine the size of the noseband. From the same point (4 - 5 cm above the corner of the mouth), run your measuring tape along the side of the head over the poll (behind the ears) to the same point above the corner of the mouth on the other side of the face. This is how you determine the size for the straps.

If you find it too cumbersome to run the measuring tape over the whole head, you can also measure the distance to the centre of the neck (the point exactly in the middle between the ears) and then double it. Or you can use a piece of string and then measure the length of the string.

Use these two measurements to determine which Bitless Bridle size your horse needs.
Size chart 

The reins are not included, but can be ordered separately.

Please send us an enquiry to: office@eschbach-horsemanship.com

Special feature for buyers outside Switzerland:

For these purchases, the invoice is issued without VAT, as it is a "VAT-exempt foreign export". Customs clearance costs and the amount of statutory VAT are incurred on import.