Royal King Leather Stable Halter

$41.88

Tough1 full-weight leather stable halter.

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Leather stable halter

Full-weight leather with finished edges, doubled cheek pieces, a brass-trimmed swedge buckle at the crown, an adjustable nose and a rolled throat.

Full weightLeather.

DoubledCheeks.

Brass trimBuckle.

Rolled throatRefined look.

Product details

Type	Leather halter
Size	Average horse
Measurements	Crown 18″–21-3/4″, nose 29″–31-1/4″, cheek 7-1/4″, 1″ wide
Colors	Black, Brown
Brand	Tough1

Questions & answers

What size halter do I need?

Answered by The Connected RiderMost average horses wear a Horse (Full) size. Arabians and small horses usually wear Cob or Yearling, ponies wear Pony, and big warmbloods and drafts need Large Horse, Oversize or Draft. Compare the measurements with your current halter.

How do I care for a leather halter?

Answered by The Connected RiderWipe it clean after use and condition the leather regularly so it stays soft and strong.

Weight	2 lbs
Dimensions	12 × 6 × 3 in
Color	Black, Brown

Brand

Royal King

Royal King saddles cover a lot of western ground, from the Prescott all around and Payson roughout barrel saddle to the La Mesa roper and youth trail models, with split reins, curb straps and halters to match.

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Fit guide

Western halter sizes and fit

Size	Usually fits
Mini (S, M, L)	Miniature horses
Weanling, yearling	Young horses
Pony	Ponies
Horse, average	Most Quarter Horses and stock horses
Full, large	Bigger heads
Draft	Draft horses and mules

Fitting a rope halter

The nose knots sit just below the cheekbone, not on the soft part of the nose.
Tie the crown with a proper halter knot and leave a tail so it cannot slip.
Rope halters do not break, so take them off before turnout or leaving a horse tied unattended.

Leather and show halters

The noseband sits about two fingers below the cheekbone, with room for two fingers under it.
Measuring: compare the crown, nose and cheek measurements on each listing with a halter that fits now.

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