Magic Snaffle Anatomical Genickschonend English Riding Halter Two Strap

In Allen horses, a large number of nerves and muscles run directly in the area of the atlas vertebra. The crest of the mane in horses is on average 20 mm wide and about 12 mm high in this area. This anatomical elevation is pressed in the direction of the atlas vertebrae, since a pull from the bit and noseband results from the buckle but mainly from the muscle play (chewing, breathing, facial expressions and ear play). The gap in the padding in this area creates an air tunnel. The pressure that otherwise arises there is distributed evenly to the right and left by the slightly wedge-shaped lateral padding of the poll piece and the crest of the mane is free and can unhindered to the right and left "fold or jump" up to the forehead, and ensures excellent wearing comfort. Please also have a.