Neck ropes

The neck rope is mainly intended for experienced riders who have already established solid foundations, either on the ground or under saddle. It is well suited to horse–rider combinations looking to refine their communication and deepen their connection.

The neck rope is generally not recommended for beginners. It is preferable to progress through intermediary equipment, such as a bitless bridle, a rope halter or a neck rope with handles, in order to gradually develop precision in the aids and educate the horse.

Yes, provided the horse already has a good understanding of body aids and responds reliably to them. The neck rope reflects the quality of the existing communication, making it best suited to attentive horses accustomed to light, responsive work.

A neck rope with handles provides additional hand reference points for the rider. It helps facilitate the transition towards a classic neck rope by allowing better separation of hand aids and improved precision.