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BRIDLE FIT4WELFARE
A Practical Bridle & Bit Fit Education Day
Sunday 2nd August 2026
Course Description
This one-day, welfare-focused learning day is designed for anyone who wants their horse to be comfortable, confident and well supported in a bridle.
Suitable for horse owners, riders, trainers and equine professionals, BRIDLE FIT4WELFARE provides a clear and accessible introduction to how bridle and bit fit influence comfort, communication and movement.
The day is practical, supportive and pressure-free - with no qualifications, assessments or prior experience required. You will leave with a better understanding of what good fit looks like, what common problems to watch for and how to make informed, welfare-led decisions for you horse.
Course Summary
The course combines essential theory with hand-on practical learning, giving participants a grounded understanding of bridle and bit fit in the ridden horse.
What You’ll Learn:
The course blends essential theory with hands-on practice to give you a clear, grounded understanding of how bridle and bit fit affects the horse’s comfort, communication, and performance.
You will explore:
- How bridle and bit fit influence comfort, posture and movement
- Key anatomical structures affected by bits and bridles
- The relationship between fit, function, communication and welfare
Practical learning includes:
- Identifying common bridle and noseband fitting mistakes
- Recognising signs of poor bit fit and knowing when to seek specialist support
- Assessing bits and bridles for faults, wear and safety issues
- Learning how small changes can make a meaningful difference to comfort
This course is ideal whether you are deepening your knowledge as a horse owner or refreshing your understanding as a professional.
Course Details
Date: Sunday 2nd August 2026
Location: Moulton Equestrian Centre, Moulton College, Northamptonshire
Duration: One day (6+ hours of learning)
Certificates: A Certificate of Attendance is provided. This may be used as evidence of professional development where applicable.
Course Cost:
Society Members - £230
Non-members - £250
