World Equestrian Brands rider Allie Knowles and Ms. Poppins at Houghton Hall earlier this month. Photo by Tilly Berendt.
Contest alert! Our friends at World Equestrian Brands are running a fun photo contest this week for a chance to win a gorgeous and functional Vespucci Figure 8 bridle with . Here’s the scoop:
Re-create an Iconic photo of one of your riding idols to win a Vespucci Figure-8 Bridle with coveted >Edwina Jumper Reins!
Get creative, have fun, and *remember* to stay safe! Photos with stick, fake, real, or even no horses will be accepted.
Peter Menet, the designer behind Amerigo and Vespucci, collaborated with International Show Jumper Edwina Alexander to develop a rein that allows the rider to keep a more accurate and steady contact. These reins feature double the amount of leather stoppers down the length of rubber reins than their peers.
The rules:
- Join the World Equestrian Brands email list here
- Tag World Equestrian Brands on Facebook or Instagram with your photo and tell us which one of your idols you’re embodying.
The deadline for entry is 6/14/22, the winner will be announced on 6/19/22.
About the Edwina Jumper Reins (available in hook and buckle styles):
Designed together with Edwina Alexander Showjumper, these reins are a more effective version of the traditional “continental” reins that have been around for years. Their secret lies in the fact that they have nearly double the amount of leather stoppers sewn down the length of the reins, so you can always get a perfect position. They provide not only a better grip, but allow the rider to keep a more precise and steadier contact.
The Edwina reins are also slightly shorter than normal, to avoid the danger of getting the foot caught up in the excess loop – if using them for showjumping or eventing – especially when riding smaller horses. The shorter length also helps in managing the excess loop while galloping.
View this post on Instagram
