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      Race Track Halters

      Our standard track halter features a double buckle lined crown, heavy triple stitched nose, English (stationary) chin, rolled throat and triple stitched construction. Show more

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      Leather Track Halter

      Leather Track Halter

      Premium handmade leather horse halters crafted in Kentucky since 1982. English bridle leather, brass hardware, custom engraving. Quality trusted nationwide. The halter of choice for horses in training. 1 1/8 incg wide robust bridle leather.

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      $ 89.95 Excl. tax
      Leather Lead Shank

      Leather Lead Shank

      Solid brass snap, heavy bull snap or chains & snap and 7-8 feet And 1 inch heavy hand selected strap. Black comes standard with Stainless chain/snap and a 1/2 inch wide silver plate.  All available with an optional engraved name plate in sans serif. 

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      $ 39.95 Excl. tax

      Race Track Halters

      Our standard track halter features a double buckle lined crown, heavy triple stitched nose, English (stationary) chin, rolled throat and triple stitched construction.

      1 1⁄8 inch extra heavy domestic English bridle leather and solid brass hardware, makes our halters a favorite at the track. As with all of our handmade halters an Engraved Name Plate in sans serif can be added. Handmade in our Paris Ky shop from heavy drum dyed hand selected English finished leather and solid brass hardware. Each halter is dipped in harness oil for a rich finish and lasting good looks. 

      Brown and brass or black and silver

      Breeding plates are a two line plate. The first line is the horses name, the second line is a smaller font and has either the Sire & Dam names or the farm name.

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