Linda Tellington-Jones

These special reins provide assistance in achieving a better collection of your horse, a more active response to the rider"s aids and to remain in balance. Used in combination with "ordinary" reins, the horse learns to open up and to accept the rider"s aids more readily. The balancing reins need to be properly adjusted! The rider"s input should be 50% via the ordinary reins and 50% via the balancing reins. The horse"s emotional and physical equilibrium noticeably improves.

The Lindell is a bitless bridle developed by Linda Tellington-Jones with a stiffened noseband which protects the horse"s mouth.In TTEAM training this bitless bridle is preferred when working with young horses and sensitive horses. Also suitable for horses that evade contact by overbending, are teething or have a an injury to the mouth. Also for riders, who do not have an independent seat yet or have problems managing the reins, they can ride with the Lindell.The Lindell is made of quality leather. As well as the chin strap usual with sidepulls, it also has an additional strap that prevents the bridle getting too close to the eye and generally keeps it in place better.

Helps your horse to relax his neck, walk more freely, lengthen his stride and improve his balance. The rider learns to ride without depending on reins. Only use the neck strap in a fenced riding ground or indoor riding arena. Made of plastic coated lasso rope, adjustable to any size.

This smooth, stiff whip serves as the rider"s extended arm - to encourage your horse"s attention and give direction - never as a means of punishment.