How to Measure Your Monocrown Double Bridle

Before You Measure A Horse for a Monocrown Double Bridle:

• You will need a flexible measuring tape
• Make sure your bridle is done up on the correct holes with the bits you will be using. Bits can radically change the size of bridle you require
• Measure your already assembled bridle - no need to disassemble and make flat

Measuring A Horse for a Monocrown Double Bridle:

1. Take your measuring tape and measure your bradoon bit (snaffle) from end to end. Start at the corner of the bit where the leather attaches. Take the tape over the crown to the bit on the other side. Do not include the ring in the measurement, only your bridle.
2. Now take the tape and do the same for the bit (curb). Measure the top of the bit over the crown to the top of the bit on the other side.
   Please note: We recommend as a general rule to purchase either a bradoon hangar or a bradoon cheekpieces one size smaller than your curb as the bradoon bits sits higher in the mouth. However, confirm your sizes from your measurements.
3. Measure the browband from end to end
4. Measure the circumference of the noseband. Do it up on the hole it is normally done up on. Start at the buckle and measure on the outside of the noseband around the circumference back to the buckle.

Please note: All of our measurements are on the middle holes. Please add your measurements to notes on checkout if you are unsure and we can match your measurements or will contact you if there are any queries.

We recommend you watch the how to measure your double bridle youtube tutorial. See below for a link.

Please email us with any questions on sales@ffequestrian.com

HEADPIECES MEASUREMENT

CHEEKPIECES MEASUREMENT

REINS MEASUREMENT

Measure the length of a single rein from the end of the bit loop to the buckle. Please note that the bit loop should be done up as though attached to a bit ring.