Shires Daisy Rein-Black One Size

Product Information

Should you find on arrival of your product that it is the wrong size or that you simply no longer wish the item we are happy to refund or exchange your item/s.

You must notify us as soon as possible and ideally within 24 hours if at all possible, if your goods are subsequently found to be damaged. We are committed to bringing confidence and harmony to every partnership through saddle comfort and wellbeing.The Shires Daisy Rein is a quick and easy aid for children or the less experience rider to help stop the horse from putting their head down, and allowing the rider to maintain control without the worry of extra reins in the hand! This daisy rein clips to both sides of the saddle and then loops onto the crown of the bridle to stop the horse or pony from putting his head down.

We are active members of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust ( RBST) and as well as ponies, we run a flock of Dorset Down Sheep and Saddleback pigs on the land. It is suitable for smaller ponies being thinner in width than others on the market making it tidy and discreet. Used in riding schools to prevent the pony putting its head down and unseating its young rider this can also assist in stopping bucking.The cost will usually be the rate of the Original Postage Cost (items originally sent postage free excepted). We will not accept items back in anything other than the condition received, even if subsequently cleaned. The daisy rein is designed to stop the pony from putting his head down as it attaches to either side of the saddle and the top of the bridle running along the top of the ponies mane. Adjustable along the neck strap for the perfect fit, an elastic insert along the neck strap prevents uncomfortable jolts.

Our aim is to take the headache out of finding the best quality products for you and your pony from the best manufacturers in all the smaller sizes. Perfect for inexperienced riders or children, the daisy rein clips to both sides of the saddle and buckles onto the bridle crown to stop the horse or pony from putting his head down.

This useful rein clips on both sides of the saddle and buckles onto the crown of the bridle, simply solving this age old problem.