Choosing the right halter is more than a style statement—there are also safety implications to your selection. If your horse gets his halter caught on something or panics while tied, he can be seriously injured while struggling to get free. In a situation like this, it’s far better if the halter breaks and releases in order to avert disaster.
Here are the pros and cons for the various types of halters:
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