ENGLISH HORSE VIDEOS ..enjoy

Can you ride cross-country in a bitless bridle? You can in a Nurtural Bitless Bridle!

Enjoy these brief highlights as 3 international riders enjoy a romp through the cross-country course at Slieve Aughty Centre in Western Ireland.

Merel Zyderland is from Slieve Aughty Centre distributors of the Nurtural Bitless Bridle. Slieve Aughty offers riding holidays and lessons in the Nurtural Bitless Bridle.

Karina Hawbridge from England hosts www.interdressage.com where riders can compete in a great selection of dressage tests each month by uploading videos. This is Karina's first day to ride bitless, and the first time young Dynamite has ever jumped bitless.

Sydney Kotow from Canada hosts www.bitlesshorseblog.com where she connects with bitless enthusiasts all over the world. Join her blog for great bitless advice, beautiful photos and fascinating conversations.

More info? zoe@nurturalhorse.com

Raising the bar for bitless showjumping
August 2009

With less than 15 minutes practice, Sid Acker and Rio Static raised the bar for bitless show-jumping. They had never used a Nurtural (or any) bitless bridle until this day at Fox Run Stables in Dundas, Ontario.

The Nurtural Bitless Bridle is approved for all classes in the Equi-Cup Series show series in Southern Pntario. Compete Nurturally! Learn more at fox.run@xplornet.com (905) 628-3020

Show Jumping Champion Tests the Nurtural Bitless Bridle.
May 2009

Razamataz from Vanbrook Equestrian Centre is the 2004 and 2008 Adult/Child Trillium Champion.

Please enjoy his first ride in the Nurtural Bitless Bridle, May 10, 2009.

Coach Liz Nelson and rider Nicole McFaddin demonstrate a great way to test out the Nurtural Bitless Bridle.

Nurtural Bitless Challenge:
Head-bobbing Appy
July 2008
Calgary, Alberta, Canada

"Bring us a horse ... any horse! Whatever it does in its current bit, ... it will do better in a Nurtural Bitless Bridle!"

Enjoy watching Darlene Droboth from Claresholm Alberta, with her 15-year-old Appaloosa gelding. Darlene's question: "Will this Nurtural bitless bridle reduce Harley head shakes and bobs?" What do you think?

Spruce Meadows - Meadow on the Green, September 7, 2008:

The Canadian Horse Association of Alberta presented a demonstration of the national horse of Canada, the 'little iron horse'.

We were vaery pleased to see that one of the riders (Susan from video above) chose to do all her demonstrations, and to entertain the crowds at Spruce Meadows in a Nurtural bitless bridle.