Tanned leather fork hunting breastplate

The breastplate with fork limits upward movement of the horse's head and movement of the saddle.

The breastplate is useful to keep the saddle from moving backwards; through steel carabiners hooked directly to the reins. The fork limits upward head movement by acting on the mouth, through the reins.

The reins that fit into the fork must be used with olives (code VA00100), rubber or leather clips placed on the reins between the mouth and the ring of the fork. If olives are not used, the martingale can slip forward and get caught in the ring of the muzzle, blocking the horse's head and risking dropping it.

Different buckles with numerous holes and hooks make for a perfect fit and adjustment for any type of horse.