Marco Simone Italian Leather Monocrown Bridle
Marco Simone Italian Leather Monocrown Bridle
Grewal Equestrian
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An Italian leather monocrown bridle that converts between a flash and a traditional hunter setup.
Grewal Equestrian builds the Marco Simone on Italian leather with a contoured monocrown under ultra-soft padding. That is the point of a monocrown: the crown carries load across a wider area behind the ears rather than stacking buckles at the poll. The browband and noseband are padded and finished with contrast stitching. The flash attachment removes, which turns the bridle into a traditional hunter bridle. Laced reins with matching detail are included.
Specifications:
- Italian leather
- Contoured, padded monocrown
- Padded browband and noseband with contrast stitching
- Removable flash attachment
- Stainless steel hardware
- Laced reins included
- Havana
- Sizes: Pony, Cob, Full (Horse), Oversize
Fit:
Standard bridle measurements vary by a quarter to a half inch, so measure the bridle currently in use rather than ordering by breed or height. Check the browband first: it is the one piece that cannot be let out. This bridle is offered in Pony.
What sets this one apart:
A contoured monocrown under ultra-soft padding spreads the load across a wider area behind the ears instead of stacking buckles at the poll. The flash attachment removes, so one bridle serves as a flash setup or as a traditional hunter bridle. Italian leather throughout, with a padded browband and noseband finished in contrast stitching.
Reins included:
Laced reins with matching detail, which is the show-ring standard and suits either configuration of the noseband.
Why it is here:
The monocrown and the removable flash. A bridle that works in a hunter ring on Saturday and a dressage test on Sunday is doing two jobs, and the contoured crown is a design decision made for the horse's poll rather than for ease of manufacture.
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