Safety
Turnout Halter

NOTE: We shouldn't have to mention this...but we do: These halters have NO warranty against breakage. That is sort of the point of their design. Nine out of ten times you can repair them yourself by riveting them back together.

Some folks simply don't want the strength and durability of our Kentucky Turnout Halters opting instead for the added safety of this riveted design by Weaver Leather. These light weight, adjustable chin, leather halters are similarly priced yet offer a little extra piece of mind.

A simple riveted construction makes these leather halters great for turnout use.
Available with throat snap.
Brass nameplate available.

Horse - 1" - 800 to 1000 lb
Small Horse - 7/8" - 500 to 800 lb
Yearling - 3/4" - 300 to 800 lb
Weanling - 5/8" - 200 to 300 lb
Suckling - 5/8" - 100 to 200 lb

By most reports from our customers these halters tend to run a little smaller than usual. Keep this in mind as you order. Unfortunately, since we DO NOT make them, it is out of our control..

Horse Size $32.50 each #06-100180

Small Horse Size $25.50 each #06-100175

Yearling Size $22.50 each #06-100170

Weanling Size $17.50 each #06-100165

Suckling Size $16.50 each #06-100160

Horse Size w/ Snap Throat $34.50 each #06-100181

Small Horse w/ Snap Throat $27.50 each #06-100176

Yearling Size w/ Snap Throat $24.50 each #06-100171

Weanling Size w/ Snap Throat $19.50 each #06-100166

Suckling Size w/ Snap Throat $18.50 each #06-100161

Personalize your halter with an engraved brass nameplate! Nameplate will be riveted onto the halter's left cheek.
Only $5.00 extra.
To order:

1)	Add your halter(s) to your shopping cart.
2)	Add your name plate(s) to your shopping cart.
3)	Repeat for each different size/style halter ordered.
4)	We will email you to verify that we understand which plates go on which halters. The PayPal shopping cart tends to resort them.
5)	NOTICE: When deciding what to engrave on your plate, remember that "less is more." Crowding in information (sires, dams, long association names) makes the print smaller and therefore makes your plate difficult to read. We do not currently have a "hard cap" on engraving, but it is best to not go over 20-25 letters and spaces per line. We will not be held responsible for any perceived lack of quality when a plate exceeds these guidelines.