Ordering hints: *Laced reins are usually only added to snaffle reins. Curb reins are typically narrower and flat. It is acceptable to have laced snaffle reins on a double bridle with a flat curb rein.

** Old style hunter bridles were usually made with a wider, flat noseband and brow. Typically, pelham bridles are made like the older style field hunter bridles. Modern hunter bridles usually have a raised, fancy noseband and brow band are narrower. If ordering a flat noseband and cavesson, I will automatically make it the wider kind unless otherwise instructed.

Ordering hint: ***There is a difference between a weymouth curb bit used for dressage and a weymouth curb bit used for saddle seat. A dressage curb bit will have a shorter shank as the USDF limits the length one is able to use in a show. A curb bit used for saddle seat will typically have a much longe shank. Also, the snaffle bit, called a "bradoon" typically has a smaller ring than a regular round ring snaffle, so as to cause less chance of interference with the shank of the curb bit. Dressage bradoon snaffles often have a larger ring than the tiny bradoon used for saddle seat. Comes without a lip strap, and has a wider flat snaffle rein and narrow curb rein. See options for double bridles below!