Running Reins + Clips Solo

Running reins are a training aid used for ridden and flat work, encouraging the horse to work in a frame. They run from your hands, through the bit, and attach to the girth - either on each side of the girth or between the horse's front legs.

What running reins do

Running reins work by applying pressure on the horse's mouth and poll. They encourage the horse to lower his head, flex at the poll and work on the vertical, engage the hindquarters, and develop correct muscle.

Key features

• Made from durable woven cotton webbing
• Clips easily to the dees on the girth loops - quick to put on and take off
• Lightweight and low maintenance
• Machine washable at 30 degrees
• Available in a range of two-tone colourways

How to use them

Run the reins from your hands, through the bit rings, and clip to the girth. Use them for short, correct schooling sessions to build a soft, rounded outline. As with any training aid, introduce them gradually and under supervision.

Browse the full reins collection, explore matching bridles, or find the right bit to pair with your running reins.