Single Buggy Harness for Cob, Horse, Mule
$550.00 – $990.00
The buggy Harness is a traditional single buggy-style harness featuring a well-padded gig saddle and two strap breeching and neck strap. Available in Nylon or Brahma Web. Simple, durable, and virtually no maintenance. Pretty enough for parades, sturdy enough for any type of driving you’d like to do. Suggested collar for this harness is the 10G, available separately.
This harness is made using synthetic materials.
Cob, Horse or Standard Mule ONLY.
Please measure your equine to find the correct harness size. Size chart and measuring instructions are available below. Please include the measurements of your equine in the Notes section of your order.
The Single Buggy Harness is a traditional single buggy-style harness featuring a well-padded gig saddle and two strap breeching and neck strap. Available in Nylon or Brahma Web. Â Simple, durable, and virtually no maintenance. Pretty enough for parades, sturdy enough for any type of driving you’d like to do. Suggested collar for this harness is the 10G, available separately.
Cob, Horse, Standard Mule ONLY.
If you would like this harness in mini horse, mini donkey, mini mule or small pony sizes please go to the Pleasure Harness.
If you would like this style harness for a Draft horse please to go the Single Buggy-Style Draft Harness.
Standard Buggy Harness Features:
- Your choice of breast collar style or Stainless Steel Buggy Hames. If you need a breast collar choose “Breast Collar Style” in the drop down menu.
- Bridle with refined overcheck (this check rein is not removable) and half noseband (does not go all the way around the nose) PLEASE SEE PHOTOS BELOW!
- Smooth beta lines (upgrade to SuperGrip Lines available)
- Stainless steel hardware
- Straight style breast collar, sewn in traces – Upgrade to Buckle in available
- Biothane wears on hipÂ
- Line Holders
- Stainless steel bit
- Pads included
- All the buckles on this harness are Conway buckles!!
This harness comes with a buggy style bridle. This bridle has the over check which makes an X on the horse’s face. This check rein is not removable.
In the above photo you can see how the overcheck (that is the criss cross on the face) then connects to the side check rein. Because of the rings on the ends of the over check it is not removable unless you cut it off the bridle. If you remove the over check and those rings you will not be able to use the side check either.
This harness in Brahma web with stainless steel hardware is in stock!
Please allow 8-12 weeks for orders not in stock.
Measuring For Your Harness
Please go to the Size Chart Page to watch a video showing how to measure.
We require measurements for EVERY HARNESS PURCHASE.
Our harnesses are guaranteed to fit. This means we need you to measure twice and order once. Or even better, measure three times and order once! We have a How To Measure Chart you can take to your horse to write down the measurements you get. We ask that you be as accurate as you can, without over thinking it or stressing about it. Mindy Schroder will contact you if there is any issue with the measurements or questions about your order. If everything looks good there will be only an email confirming the order and letting you know when it’s been sent off to the harness maker. Here is a guide on to how to measure.Â
**We ask that you include the measurements for your harness in the Notes section of your order. After you click the Pay button, the next screen will have a place to write notes. That is the perfect place to give us any instructions about your harness as well!
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Feel free to call our HARNESS HOTLINE at 1-224-HARNESS with any questions!
As always, our harness is guaranteed to fit and perform!
| Weight | 18 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 18 × 18 in |
| Hames | Breast Collar Style, Powder-coated Black, Stainless Steel |
| Material | Brahma Web, Nylon |
| Horse Size | Standard Horse Mule, Cob, Horse |
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