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CORELLI bridle
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CORELLI bridle
Baroque Portuguese style snaffle. Hand-stitched in Spain. Made from vegetable-tanned cowhide with Cortesia brass buckles. One size fits all. Smooth leather reins included. Color: black-silver.
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Elegant baroque bridle in Portuguese style
Whether for show, competition or everyday training - with a leather width of only 15 mm, this stylish, high-quality bridle makes the horse's head look particularly elegant. The curved Cortesia buckles on the bridle add effective accents to the otherwise simple headpiece. The noseband is securely guided in a separate loop integrated into the cheek piece .
Includes smooth leather reins, which are therefore also suitable for classical in-hand work . The reins are fitted with a sliding leather loop and overlapping stitching at the end with a discreet decorative seam. With cortesia buckles that match the bridle.
The baroque bridle is handmade by Gómez in Spain. Made of black vegetable-tanned cowhide with silver cortesia buckles.
Size & Fit of the Bridle CORELLI
The baroque bridle is made in the Iberian one size - perfect for the long and narrow heads of the Iberian breeds, such as PRE, Andalusian horse or Lusitanos. Due to the large adjustment range of the cheek pieces, in our experience it fits most horses with Cob to Full sized heads. The length of the non-adjustable straps, such as the browband, can be found in our size guide (see above).
Leather width of the bridle
Bridle: approx. 15 mm
Reins: approx. 15 mm
Bridle accessories for Bridle CORELLI
You need another pair of reins for this great bridle, e.g. because you are riding with a Spanish or Portuguese curb bit with two sets of reins? Discover our reins collection, matching the bridle Corelli.
Brand
Gómez
The history of Guarnicionería Gómez
Guarnicionería (saddlery) Gómez is a family business with a long tradition and over 100 years of history. In Arzuá, a small town in the north of Spain and one of the last stages of the Way of St. James before Santiago de Compostela, Gómez has been developing and producing equipment for Iberian riders since 1909. The corporate values of Gómez also reflect the recipe for success with which Gómez has managed to establish itself as a strong brand in the equestrian scene. With a healthy mix of tradition and innovation, high-quality products are created with painstaking craftsmanship, which inspire riders throughout Spain and Portugal.Bridles, cavessons and girths for the Iberian riding style
Gómez mainly produces leather products for the classic Iberian riding styles. These include the Alta Escuela, the Iberian High School and the Doma Vaquera. The latter is a working riding style that is closely linked to cattle breeding and has also established itself as a competition discipline in Germany. At Picadera you will find selected leather goods produced by Gómez in Spain, such as bridles, cavessons, cavessons, halters, girths, Stirrups- and spur straps. Gómez products all use high-quality cowhide from Spanish production. | Weight | 0,58 kg |
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I find the leather too stiff
Dear Anja, thank you for your feedback. I am sorry that the bridle did not meet your expectations. It is quite characteristic of the particularly sturdy Spanish leather that it feels rather firm at first. In the course of use and with occasional greasing it becomes soft as butter. I hope that the bridle will still convince you of its quality when you use it and I look forward to welcoming you back to Picadera . Best regards, Mara Laengerer