Académie Snaffle Bridle With 1/2" Flat Rein
How and Why We Built This
-The perfect Academy Snaffle Bridle
-Use any Freedman Brow Band or Caveson
-5/8" Cheek 1/2" Throat Latch
-Best English bridle leather
-Years of good service if maintained
-Proper “Saddle seat breed” sizing
-Stainless steel buckles
-Hand Rubbed, stained and creased edges
Product Details
Designed as the ideal academy snaffle bridle, it’s crafted from premium Italian English bridle leather and features a refined 5/8" cheek for a balanced snaffle presentation and proper Saddle Seat breed sizing for an accurate fit. It pairs with any Freedman browband or caveson, allowing you to customize your bridle to suit your horse and program. Finished with stainless steel hardware and hand-rubbed edges, the Académie Bridle delivers a clean look, correct proportions, and the craftsmanship Freedman’s is known for.
Bridle includes the following parts
Académie Snaffle Bridle Headstall
Classic Flat Caveson
Académie Bridle 1/2" Flat Rein
13" Freedman's Wide Tapered Browband - Dark Red, Burgundy or Black
-
Meredith Ross, Riding Program Director at High Caliber Stables “The difference is always in the details and the details in the Académie by Freedman's horse equipment allows for versatility and quick changes which is imperative during academy show sessions or busy lesson days.” -
Georgia Morrison, Owner & Academy Instructor at Meadow Dream Farm “I love how easy it is to make adjustments with the Académie Bridle, like changing the bit or reins at home or shows. That matters in a busy academy lesson program.”
-
Brooke Vanderspuy, Owner & Riding Instructor at Lenux Stables & Riding Academy “Academy programs have always had to choose between work tack that is durable but lacks refinement, or nicer looking tack that does not hold up well under daily lesson use. Freedman's Académie Bridle fills that gap exceptionally well. It offers a higher-quality leather and craftsmanship and a more refined look than traditional work tack, while still being built to withstand the daily wear and tear that academy horses experience.”
