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The English Snaffle Bridle is the most common of the English Bridles. The Standard English Caveson can be worn loose or tight fitting to assist in keeping the horses mouth shut in the mid section of the jaw. The following list will cover the most popular styles of English Snaffle Bridles available: Flat English Bridles, Round Raised English Bridles, Square Raised English Bridles, Round Raised and Square Raised Fancy Stitched Bridles, Padded round raised or square raised English Bridles with or without the Fancy Stitching.

The English Flash Snaffle Bridle is also as common as the English Standard Snaffle Bridle. The difference is the inclusion of a flash strap attachment to the Caveson wich allows the added strap placement in front of the bit for keeping the horses mouth in a closed position. This strap attachment to the English Caveson allows for the noseband to be secured tightly, but also added leverage to the front of the horses mouth in front of the bit and directly behind the chin. This varient of the English Snaffle Bridle is also available in Flat, Round Raised, Padded, Square Raised and Fancy Stitched Options.

The English Drop Noseband Bridle is also a English Snaffle Bridle, however there is the absence of the Caveson. The Drop Noseband is a thinner noseband that drops in front of the bit and only keeps the horses mouth closed at the front directly behind the chin. This relieves the pressure applied by English Crank Nosebands and English Standard Caveson Nosebands for those horses which are sensative to pressure being applied to the mid jaw area, yet require assistance in keeping their mouth closed.

The English Figure 8 Bridle is commonly used in English Riding Disciplines Such as Three Day Eventing, Hunters, Jumpers and at times even in Disciplines such as Polo and the Hunt. The figure 8 bridles distributes the pressure on top of the nose and in two points beneath the chin. Distribution of pressure provides not only greater presence of the bridles but also the contacts with the Jaw. These bridles are often available in Flat, Round Raised, Square Raised, Fancy Stitched or plain bridles.

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