A rider on a white horse wearing a 3-in-1 training breastplate, which is a piece of equestrian equipment used for riding instruction.
A rider on a white horse wearing a 3-in-1 training breastplate, which is a piece of equestrian equipment used for riding instruction from the side angle.
Showing how to measure for the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate correct size.
Horse saddle with a measuring tape indicating a measurement of 58 inches, with text referring to a size chart.
Person adjusting a 3-in-1 Training Breastplate with text on proper breastplate and T-grip placement.
Showing how to change the origin of the T-Grips for the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate to better accomodate fit.
Showing D-Savers to protect your D-Rings on your saddle.
Close up, side angle image of the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate.
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Close up, side angle image of the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate on a brown horse.
Close up, side angle image of the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate T-Grips on a brown horse.
Close up image of the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate in rider's hand
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3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
A rider on a white horse wearing a 3-in-1 training breastplate, which is a piece of equestrian equipment used for riding instruction.
A rider on a white horse wearing a 3-in-1 training breastplate, which is a piece of equestrian equipment used for riding instruction from the side angle.
Showing how to measure for the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate correct size.
Horse saddle with a measuring tape indicating a measurement of 58 inches, with text referring to a size chart.
Person adjusting a 3-in-1 Training Breastplate with text on proper breastplate and T-grip placement.
Showing how to change the origin of the T-Grips for the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate to better accomodate fit.
Showing D-Savers to protect your D-Rings on your saddle.
Close up, side angle image of the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate.
Close up, front angle image of the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate.
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
Close up, side angle image of the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate on a brown horse.
Close up, side angle image of the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate T-Grips on a brown horse.
Close up image of the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate in rider's hand
Image showing the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate on a white background
Image showing the 3-in-1 Training Breastplate on a white background with text pointing and naming different parts of the breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate
3-in-1 Training Breastplate

3-in-1 Training Breastplate

$199.00 USD

Our 3-in-1 Training Breastplate has helped many riders worldwide of all levels and backgrounds. From learning to balance while posting the trot to helping riders establish a correct and direct connection to the horse's mouth. This training aid helps riders and horses fix MANY issues with just one piece of equipment!

1. Widening & lowering the hands to pull the horse's head down

2. Hanging onto the horse's mouth for balance

3. Catching the horse's mouth on the backside of a jump

4. Pulling on the inside rein to turn

5. Locked elbows

The T-Grips attached to the breastplate limit the amount the rider can pull back while connecting the hands in a straight line from the bit to the elbow. This encourages a softer elbow and a more relaxed connection. Horses tend to be more uphill in a more correct carriage when ridden in this aid.

This 3-in-1 Training Breastplate does not rely on leverage and is not a shortcut. It does not force a horse's head into a locked position but instead helps the RIDER find the correct forward feeling of riding a horse into the contact.

Using a measuring tape, measure from D-Ring to D-Ring around the horse's chest. Measurements can be a little loose as you do not want the breastplate too tight and the T-Grips should not be too low.

Pony: 40"-49" or 102cm-124.5cm

Full: 49"-62" or 102cm-158cm

Extra Full: 58"-66"or 147cm-168cm

1. The collar should fit softly around the base of the neck and attach to the D-Rings of the saddle.

2. Toggles can attach to one of two rings on the collar based on horse size.

3. To help the horse seek the contact, gently lift up against the horse's neck.

4. Most riders prefer to hold the toggle between their middle and ring finger with their reins held normally between the ring and little finger.

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