Donal Horse Perfector Bitless Bridle Tack Vintage Collectible

This is one of the most unique horse tack items with a most interesting background.

The Perfector was invented by ViolinistAlbert Stern. Stern was not only an amazing violinist, he was also an avid horseman. It designed to operate primarily by the application of nerve pressures rather than physical force.

In traditional halter or hackamore type bridles, as well as with a traditional bit, horse control is achieved through the use of physically applied forces which constrain the movement of the horse's head. The Donal Horse Perfector is designed with a contoured noseband so that its upper portion is kept in intimate contact with the face contiguous with the nasal nerve, and so that its lower portion will be in intimate contact with the lower jaw contiguous with certain of the mandibular nerves. This design allows an increase in the efficiency of the animal's response while requiring less physical force to achieve desired control.

An unconventional take on a bitless bridle! If you are a collector of horse tack, bits, or equine history, the Donal Horse Perfector needs to be in your collection.

The Perfector appears new and unused.