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Why do I have to use PayPal to pay for my order?
PayPal is the chosen payment gateway for SaddlesPlus. This is the same payment service used by eBay and other similar sites. They offer both buyer and seller peace of mind with their protection policies. Their website can be found at https:// this link will open a new browser window.You pay the total price shown in your final shopping basket which is taken through to the PayPal website. This price covers vat (if appropriate), shipping (if appropriate) and insurance. Ocassionaly, under certain circumstances, we have to charge extra, or less, for shipping, if this is the case you will be informed.The horse's mouth is filled almost completely by his tongue. Most horses prefer an average diameter mouthpiece, which provides slightly more space in an already cramped mouth.

How about a weight limit?
To protect our therapy horses, TRS has a policy that limits the weight carried in a treatment session to 20% of the horse's weight (This includes the tack, as well as the rider's weight). With our current therapy horse selection, this TOTAL weight should equal no greater than 200 pounds.No, does not store your credit card details. The order is processed in real-time, your card approved by your bank and the payment made. At no stage is your card stored.When the Pee Wee bit is sitting correctly in the mouth there should be little to no wrinkles in the corners of the horse's mouth. Adjustment of the bridle cheek straps is important.

Do you braid horse tack?
I have made a few bridle headstalls and several sets of reins, but horse tack is not my interest since I don't speak "horse" very well. I once got a letter asking how much I would charge for braiding a "bridal headstall." Whoa! Picture that! I think that goes in the same category as the following two questions, asked in sequence.To protect our therapy horses, TRS has a policy that limits the weight carried in a treatment session to 20% of the horse's weight (This includes the tack, as well as the rider's weight). With our current therapy horse selection, this TOTAL weight should equal no greater than 200 pounds.Quality - the Pee Wee Bit is a patented bit that has been specially developed with the finest materials and to the highest manufacturing standards.

Do you store credit card numbers on your system?
No, does not store your credit card details. The order is processed in real-time, your card approved by your bank and the payment made. At no stage is your card stored.A full refund can be made, provided you inform us within 36 hours of paying, after this time a charge will be made to cover our administration costs, providing the goods have not been dispatched. Otherwise you will have to contact us to arrange return. Please check the Terms and Conditions before placing an order.The horse's mouth is filled almost completely by his tongue.

Do you braid horse tack?
I have made a few bridle headstalls and several sets of reins, but horse tack is not my interest since I don't speak "horse" very well. I once got a letter asking how much I would charge for braiding a "bridal headstall." Whoa! Picture that! I think that goes in the same category as the following two questions, asked in sequence.PayPal is the chosen payment gateway for SaddlesPlus. This is the same payment service used by eBay and other similar sites. They offer both buyer and seller peace of mind with their protection policies.

How should the bit sit in the horses mouth?
When the Pee Wee bit is sitting correctly in the mouth there should be little to no wrinkles in the corners of the horse's mouth. Adjustment of the bridle cheek straps is important. You should ensure the mouth bar of the bit contacts the corners of the mouth but the pressure should only be light. The chin strap should be loose allowing the bit to move freely. When fitted you should be able to slide 2 fingers between the strap and the chin.We expect some equipment to accompany your horse, please let us know what you would like to accompany your horse and I am sure we can accommodate you.The horse's mouth is filled almost completely by his tongue. Most horses prefer an average diameter mouthpiece, which provides slightly more space in an already cramped mouth.
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