Bits come in many sizes, shapes, forms and material. The PCA National Gear Rules contains details of the bits allowed at pony club. To find out more about the types…

The use of Micklem Competition bridle without the use of the bit clips is permitted for use at Pony Club rally days, Dressage, Jumping Equitation, Showjumping and One Day Event…

1. GeneralCavesson nosebands should be loose enough to allow two fingers (3cm) side on between the band and the jaw bone and should lie half way between the corners of…

1. Running MartingaleOne type of Martingale is the Running Martingale. The running martingale consists of a strap which is attached to the girth and passes between the horse’s front legs before…

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Dressage Whips which must be at least 95cm long and not over 110cm long (excluding tassel or flap), are permitted in dressage competition up to and including advanced level. They…

Find more information in the Bit Dictionary. Dummy type, the neck not exceeding 30mm in length and must not be under 7mm in width at the point of the neck.…

A correctly fitted helmet is important to ensuring it is effective in preventing and/or minimising injury to the rider.Pony Club New Zealand has prepared the following video to show the…

The use of a Body Protector is mandatory at all levels for competition and training for Cross Country at all PCA NSW activities and events. A body protector manufactured after…

1. SaddlesThe channel of the saddle must be clear of the horse’s backbone when the rider is mounted and there should be sufficient clearance at the wither. Covers over the…