Presteq Weymouth Bridle FayPerform

Based on careful research into the anatomy of the horse's head, the FayPerform bridle has been developed. This bridle is the only bridle worldwide that consists of so many anatomical characteristics. 

A horse's head contains many nerves. These nerves take care of the motoric functions, balance, heartbeat and the feeling of the horse. When these nerves become pinched, or pressure is applied to them it causes pain. This can negatively affect the horse's performance. The new FayPerform bridle avoids pinching the neck band and nerve endings at the top of the neck and distributes the pressure evenly. The crown piece follows the shaped of the ear base and the browband attachment ensures that no pressure point can develop on the inside of the crown piece. The shape of the headpiece avoids the jaw point making it easier for the horse to relax. The bridle also avoids the cheekbone and the foramen infraorbital (small hole in the skull). Finally, the bridle does not press against the teeth and cheeks of the horse, which allows the horse to relax its mouth. The bridle features a patent leather noseband and deluxe front strap with rhinestones. In short, a bridle of very good quality which, through careful research, contributes to performing at a high level.

Product details:

• Material: leather
• The browband is easy to remove
• Crown peace relieves pressure on the neck ligaments and nerve endings
• Optimal freedom of movement of the ears through base the shape of the crown piece
• Special shape of crown piece avoids the jaw joint
• Avoidance of abrasion by avoiding the cheekbone
• Special noseband avoids the foramen infraorbital
• Noseband does not press against the cheeks or molars
• Noseband is extra comfortable, soft and pressure-distributing by gel padding

FEI International Update – July 2023
FayPerform Weymouth bridle:
Dressage: allowed in class CDI/CDIO3*/4*/5*/U25, CDI-Ws, Juniors and Young Riders, provided the throat lash is attached.
Jumping: Double bridles are only not allowed on CSI (O) P (ponies) competitions, other categories are allowed, provided that the throat lash is attached.
Eventing: Allowed during dressage test and jumping test for 4* and 5* competitions, provided that the throat lash is attached, not allowed for cross country.