Tory Harness Leather French Style Cribbing Strap
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Tory Harness Leather French Style Cribbing Strap
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by Tory Leather
A 2" wide russet leather band has a covered steel plate that fits over the windpipe. Five adjustments insure a good fit. Horse size. U.S.A.
Size: Average Horse 800-1100lbs
| Item Number |
Model Number |
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| SLT720640 |
814 |
723161814247 |
4.1 / 5.0
14 Reviews
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Works, quality, and fits well
My large pony doesn’t crib with this on! He originally had the miracle collar but the band around his forehead seemed to get loose and get near his eyes and bother him so I swapped to this one as it is only a singular strap! Really nice quality and fits well!
February 1, 2019
Purchased
8 months ago
It works!
The collar is well made of good quality leather. It's appearance is better than the Miracle Collar. The best part is that it works. We had to add a few holes to tighten it for a thin necked horse but that was not difficult. So far it is not causing any rubbed spots. I would definitely recommend this collar.
The stitching on the keeper to hold the strap in place came loose the second day. With nothing to hold the flap, the cribbing strap came off the third day I had it and I cannot find it in the pasture so it cost me about $15 per day!
Good Quality Product
This cribbing collar is of good quality leather. It comes pretty soft and forms to the horses neck fairly quickly. I have not had it very long but it looks like it should hold up well.
Horse Cribbing Collars works for my horse!
All was good with my order. I have had a hard time finding this particular manufacturer. I have found this is the only type of cribbing collar that works on my horse. As the leather stretches, I just tighten it up. I have not found it to rub anywhere or create any type of sore.
Too big for my Arabian
They need to make a smaller size for smaller breeds. This one is for a really big horse. You need to have it fairly tight so it doesn't slip. I had to add holes for my Arabian. I used a fleece cover for the poll area. It is also a hassle to take it off and on for feeding.
i need to reasearch cribbing collars...
I am not sure exactly how to safely apply this product. The leather is nice and the collar is well built, but it seems as if my horse is uncomfortable in it. This is the first horse I've ever owned who has cribbed, so I am not familiar with cribbing collars. The amount of pressure you have to put on it to get it to stay in place seems to restrict his airway/throat when eating hay and grain. I probably won't use this product, but I think it might due to my own ignorance about the collar vs. the collar itself
Awesome Strap
Stopped my 17 hh Warmblood gelding's cribbing immediately. Amazing result after I'd previously used a different strap to no avail. If attached properly, this French style strap takes care of business. The horse puts his teeth on the wood, realized he can't inhale and stops cribbing right away. The strap needs to sit firm and tight on the horse, however, still allows him to graze and drink. It can even stay on when he is being fed as long as the feed bucket is on the ground and his neck is all stretched out. The leather quality is excellent; so is the craftsmanship. I highly recommend this cribbing strap.
Had to return 2 in a row.
I had purchased a Tory Harness leather cribbing strap about a year ago for my gelding and it held up pretty well to his perpetual cribbing habit and his uber playful pasture mate. It kept him from getting too much air which he could still do with the Miracle collar. The Tory unit I recently bought was much thinner, less sturdy and contained rivets where the last one had none. It was also missing a rivet at the buckle so I returned it (easy return process btw- thanks Stateline!). The replacement product also had a rivel issue and the stitching at the buckle was coming undone. Return #2 and will search for a different product. Perhaps faulty manufacturing by Tory??
This product great for price.
I have a small arab-quarter and have never needed anything for a cribbing horse. I purchased the collar and it seems to work great although she has figured that she can twist it if she puts her head just right. We keep an eye for this and added a hole between two others. She is adjusting to it.
Fit
The strap its self is excellent. It just always wants to get sideways on my horse. Maybe need to punch a couple new holes in it. But the quality is excellent.
Works!
I really like this product. It stopped the cribbing and wood chewing. I would however say that it runs very large. I put it on the tightest setting for my 16hh 1100lb thoroughbred and it is only just tight enough. Also the collar won't stay in place and rotates some but this does not affect the way it works. Overall it seems to work better than the other collars I've tried with minimal rubbing. Even with the rotation of the collar no more cribbing!
The best for the money
Got a rescued horse that cribbed. I got the above collar and exceeded all my expectations of a cribbing collar. Does work! Price is right!
It Works!
I was disappointed to find that my 4 y/o OTTB was a cribber. Though mild, she would still go to the fence after exercise and meals. I am happy I made the choice to purchase this product. I could see the immediate frustration cross her face when my mare found out she couldn't crib with the collar on. It does not rub, the leather is thick and durable but best of all it doesn't have to be nearly as tight as other styles. Because of this however, it does slip around. But whenever I put it back on, I simply braid a yarn in my mare's mane and then secure it to the cribbing collar to hold it in place. It works!!
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BEST ANSWER: it helps curb the habbit of cribbing horses. it does stretch a little after time and may need to have holes punched in it but works well. many crib straps though don't work if the horse cribs high up on a fence and it does have to be farely tight.
BEST ANSWER: it helps curb the habbit of cribbing horses. it does stretch a little after time and may need to have holes punched in it but works well. many crib straps though don't work if the horse cribs high up on a fence and it does have to be farely tight.
To stop a horse from cribbing. I didn't have much luck with this style though.
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How do you use this cribbing devise?
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on Dec 14, 2014
BEST ANSWER: I use it to prevent my Saddlebred from cribbing. He has a bad habit of doing it, and he also has a tendency to have gas colic as a result of sucking in air when he cribs. How to put it on: stand at the horse's left. Postition the bottom portion that is reinforced with metal directly underneath the horse's throat. Hold the buckle end in your left hand, and with your right hand bring the strap end over the horse's head, directly behind his ears. Fasten the strap end into the buckle. This has really helped my horse. He still goes through the motions and tries to crib, but the strap prevents him from taking in air. He can eat and drink perfectly well with the strap on. The onlyh time I take it off is when he is in turnout (and there are no wood fences for him to crib on) and when I am working him.
I wrapped much of the cribbing strap with latex so it would not slip. You will have to experiment to see how tight you need to have it on to prevent it from slipping. I had my vet show me, beccause I was worreid I would fasten it too tightly.
My horse has not had a gas colic since (knock on wood).
BEST ANSWER: I use it to prevent my Saddlebred from cribbing. He has a bad habit of doing it, and he also has a tendency to have gas colic as a result of sucking in air when he cribs. How to put it on: stand at the horse's left. Postition the bottom portion that is reinforced with metal directly underneath the horse's throat. Hold the buckle end in your left hand, and with your right hand bring the strap end over the horse's head, directly behind his ears. Fasten the strap end into the buckle. This has really helped my horse. He still goes through the motions and tries to crib, but the strap prevents him from taking in air. He can eat and drink perfectly well with the strap on. The onlyh time I take it off is when he is in turnout (and there are no wood fences for him to crib on) and when I am working him.
I wrapped much of the cribbing strap with latex so it would not slip. You will have to experiment to see how tight you need to have it on to prevent it from slipping. I had my vet show me, beccause I was worreid I would fasten it too tightly.
My horse has not had a gas colic since (knock on wood).
I have purchased 3. They soften as they are worn. The looks are deceiving. I bend it a bit to soften it. You put it on the horse like you would that part of a halter and it pulls it together when you buckle it. It is gentle. I like it much better than the Miracle Collar. If my horse is home he is not so anxious and I can loosen it. Plan on adding holes. It is not 100% effective but it is the best thing I have found. I have used it and a spare since March, this was a second order. It has not left rub marks and I do not wrap it with anything like I did the Miracle Collar. Does this answer your question?
the collar fits around your horse's throat right behind the head. it does not hurt and actually appears to fit a bit loose and may even move a bit but it puts pressure on the throat when he attempts to arch his neck to crib - which makes the cribbing uncomfortable for him. i have two so that if one gets dirty, i replace. leave it on at all times. think of cribbing as smoking... it's a habit and if you take off the collar he will crib again. the collar causes no discomfort and it works great on my horse.
it buckles high on the neck, so the rigid, u-shaped part lies under the throat latch. adjust it so it is tight enough to be effective. you'll have to experiment. it will depend on how dedicated a cribber you have. my thoroughbred cribs like his life depends on it and this is the only design that works for him. he lives in it. he is super fine skinned, i don't pad it, i don't get sores or rub marks and he doesn't seem to mind it at all.
It goes around the horse's neck/throat area, right behind his ears. It must be tight enough so that when the horse tries to crib (and his throat muscles swell), the band exerts enough pressure to discourage the behavior. Certain style cribbing straps work best on some horses, while other styles may work better for a different horse.
The buckle would be on the horses left. The "U" shaped part is rigid but can be narrowed or widened to fit better under horses neck behind jowls. Leather stretches so it needs to be adjusted periodically. Should be kept snug to keep in place.
It goes areound the horses neck at the throat.
The "v" part goes at the base of the throat .
It needs to be pretty snug to be effective.
I know horses, that respond very well to it, but others may need a different deterent.
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