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US 10,287,157 B2Granted
Equestrian rein set
OwnerKrissy Bowdeninventor
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Abstract
An equestrian rein set comprises at least one first rein, one end thereof attachable to a component of a bridle, and at least one second rein. The second rein has attachment means at each end thereof. The attachment means at one end of the second rein is configured for attachment to a saddle and the attachment means at another end of the second rein element is configured for attachment to the first rein.
Claims7
A combination of a bridle, a saddle and an equestrian rein set for a riding horse, the combination comprising:
- a bridle;
- a saddle;
- and an equestrian rein set comprising:
- a pair of first reins, each first rein of the pair of first reins having:
- two opposing ends, one end comprising a first attachment means attachable to a component of the bridle such that the first reins attach to the component on respective opposing sides of the bridle, and the other end comprising a second attachment means, the second attachment means of the pair of first reins being complementary such that the second attachment means are matingly attachable to each other to connect the first reins to each other, and
- an intermediate portion between the two opposing ends, the intermediate portion comprising at least one attachment element, and
- a pair of second reins, each second rein of the pair of second reins having:
- two opposing ends, one end comprising third attachment means configured for attachment to the saddle such that the second reins attach to the saddle on respective opposing sides of the saddle, and the other end comprising fourth attachment means configured for attachment to the at least one attachment element of a respective first rein of the pair of first reins;
- wherein, in use, each second rein of the pair of second reins extends directly from the saddle to the respective first rein of the pair of first reins to which the second rein is attached.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.