Avignon Hunter Cavesson Bridle
Look smart in the show ring or out on the hunting field with the Avignon Hunter Cavesson Bridle. The wide browband and noseband offer a smart look while the padded and ergonomically shaped all-in-one headpiece for reduced pressure at the poll. Features matching rubber grip reins, stainless steel fitting, and hook stud billets. Finished with Contrast stitching for a distinctive touch. Available in Havana.
Hunter Cavesson Bridle Features:
- Ergonomically shaped and padded headpiece
- Wide noseband
- Wide browband
- Contrast stitching
- Matching rubber reins
- Stainless steel fittings
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