How to Figure 8 a Horse Bridle

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Whether in your own tack room or in an event barn, wrapping and storing your horse bridle in a figure 8 style will help you keep you equipment looking neat and professional. The figure 8 style is easy to do and will help to keep your organized.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Step1
Place the crown piece of your horse bridle on a hook in your tack room to begin the figure 8.
Step2
Place the buckle joining the two reins together on top of the crown piece over the hook.
Step3
Unbuckle the throat latch. Hold the throat latch and move it counterclockwise one an one half times, moving it around the both the horse bridle and the reins. Slip the end portion of the throat latch through the keepers of your horse bridle.
Step4
Hold the noseband and wrap it one time around the bridle. Fasten the horse bridle in the figure 8 style by fastening the front and slipping the end through the keepers, completing the figure 8.
Step5
Complete this figure 8 technique in just a few minutes with all of your horse bridles to keep you tack looking sharp and professional.

Tips & Warnings

  • Not only is the figure 8 style a great way to organize your tack room, storing your horse bridles in a figure 8 fashion can help eliminate unnecessary stress on the leather, preventing cracking and wear.

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