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$73.27 USD
Save when you bundle the Green Regular Horseman's Halter and 12 Ft. White Training Rope.
The Parelli Horseman's Halter is different than any other halter on the market. Pat perfected the design and used to tie them himself on the way to clinics (someone else was driving of course!).
Our Premier colors are green and black. These are the two colors you will see Pat using on his horses when you see him LIVE and in PERSON. We also have fun custom colors that you can order if you purchase individually.
Click here to see how to tie your Parelli Horseman's Halter
Click her to see how to re-tie the knot on your Parelli Horseman's Halter
Pat perfected the halter design and used to tie them himself on the way to clinics (someone else was driving of course!). Today Parelli halters are still hand-tied using smooth yachting braid with simple knots that strategically balance on the horse's head. We don't use 'pressure knots' as they cause unnecessary discomfort. The loop for attaching lines hangs below the jaw and acts as a hinge. A heavy or thick halter results in a dead weight on the face, which causes the horse to be dull to pressure and can push on nerves. This halter is tied with horse's facial structure in mind and is the best fit on the market. This halter is for everyday use as well as teaching your horse to yield instead of lean or push on it.
Do not leave the halter on the horse if it is loose or turned out to pasture; it could get the halter caught on something.
Thin to win - your horse will not be as inclined to lean on this halter so it will help you win the Porcupine Game and earn your horse's respect.
Do not try to adjust the knots.
Only attach snaps, reins, leads and ties to the loop below the fiador knot.
Our halters are designed to protect your horse from any additional vice-like pressure, that can cause your horse undue suffering, like some other halters that are currently being sold.
Pat Parelli says, 'One size fits all, unless your horse is too big or too small!'
Regular halter fits 90% of all the horses he's ever seen.
