A releasable securing arrangement for securing a moveable object. A hook arrangement is attached to the moveable object. A releasable connection is attached to a fixed object. A strap extends between the hook arrangement and the releasable connection. The hook arrangement is attached to a first end section of the strap. The releasable connection is attached to a second end section of the strap. The releasable connection includes first and second interlocking parts, the first interlocking part being longitudinally spaced from the second interlocking part along the strap. A foldable strap area extends between the first interlocking part and the second interlocking part to enclose the fixed object, the first and second interlocking parts meeting and interlocking at one side of the fixed object. The interlocked first and second interlocking parts separate when force applied onto the releasable connection by the moveable object exceeds a predetermined force limit.

A releasable securing arrangement for securing a moveable object. A hook arrangement is attached to the moveable object. A releasable connection is attached to a fixed object. A strap extends between the hook arrangement and the releasable connection. The hook arrangement is attached to a first end section of the strap. The releasable connection is attached to a second end section of the strap. The releasable connection includes first and second interlocking parts, the first interlocking part being longitudinally spaced from the second interlocking part along the strap. A foldable strap area extends between the first interlocking part and the second interlocking part to enclose the fixed object, the first and second interlocking parts meeting and interlocking at one side of the fixed object. The interlocked first and second interlocking parts separate when force applied onto the releasable connection by the moveable object exceeds a predetermined force limit.

A rocker attachment for an equine boot with an adjustable shaped structure that attaches to the underside of a sole of an equine boot and allows the boot to rock forwardbreak-overwhen tilted, as by movement of the equine leg, thus allowing the equine to find a naturally comfortable position.

A rocker attachment for an equine boot with an adjustable shaped structure that attaches to the underside of a sole of an equine boot and allows the boot to rock forwardbreak-overwhen tilted, as by movement of the equine leg, thus allowing the equine to find a naturally comfortable position.

An equine bridle system, the system having a mouth piece; a headstall; reins; and a plurality of connection interfaces being provided at opposing ends of the mouthpiece. Each connection interface is configured to resiliently deform in response to a tensile input by a user to the reins so as to provide a variable pressure output profile at the mouth piece.

An equine bridle system, the system having a mouth piece; a headstall; reins; and a plurality of connection interfaces being provided at opposing ends of the mouthpiece. Each connection interface is configured to resiliently deform in response to a tensile input by a user to the reins so as to provide a variable pressure output profile at the mouth piece.

This document discloses a connector for use in equestrian equipment, such as bridles, reins, saddles and the like. The connector comprises an outer loop, and an inner loop, which is arranged inside the outer loop. The inner loop is more resilient than the outer loop, such that a connecting member received in the inner loop is resiliently moveable and limited by the outer loop. The inner loop is formed by an inner loop forming strap comprising a resilient portion which is formed of an elastically resilient material and a non-elastic portion which is formed of an essentially non-resilient material. The resilient and non-resilient portions are juxtaposed in the longitudinal direction of the inner loop forming strap. The part of the inner loop forming strap contacting the connecting member is formed by the non-resilient portion.

A hood (100) for a head of a horse includes: a main part intended to be placed on the head, two ears (104a, 104b) integral with the main part and in each of which is housed one of the ears of the horse, an auditory device (300) including a reception module (302) including elements for receiving signals, a transformation module (304) including elements for transforming the signals received into sounds audible to the horse, and a pair of loudspeakers (306) connected to the transformation module (304), each of the loudspeakers (306) being housed and fixed inside an ear (104a, 104b) of the hood (100).

A rocker attachment for an equine boot with an adjustable shaped structure that attaches to the underside of a sole of an equine boot and allows the boot to rock forwardbreak-overwhen tilted, as by movement of the equine leg, thus allowing the equine to find a naturally comfortable position.

A hood (100) for a head of a horse includes: a main part intended to be placed on the head, two ears (104a, 104b) integral with the main part and in each of which is housed one of the ears of the horse, an auditory device (300) including a reception module (302) including elements for receiving signals, a transformation module (304) including elements for transforming the signals received into sounds audible to the horse, and a pair of loudspeakers (306) connected to the transformation module (304), each of the loudspeakers (306) being housed and fixed inside an ear (104a, 104b) of the hood (100).