Cameo Equine Headcollars & Leadropes
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Which Cameo Equine headcollar should you buy? For turnout, choose the Cameo Equine Fieldsafe Headcollar with reflective webbing at £15.95 — it is in stock in Small Pony, Pony, Cob and Full, in Black, Brown, Navy, Orange, Royal and Hunter Green. For a plain everyday yard headcollar, the Adjustable Cameo Equine Horse Headcollar with No Rust Brass Fittings is £8.00 in Small Pony and Pony (Liquorice and Indigo). This collection holds 12 Cameo Equine products in total, covering padded, leather and rope options as well; those other lines move in and out of stock, so the two headcollars above are the ones you can order today. In a hurry? Turnout / field use: Cameo Equine Fieldsafe Headcollar, £15.95, reflective webbing, four sizes in stock. Spare or everyday yard headcollar: Adjustable Cameo Equine Horse Headcollar with No Rust Brass Fittings, £8.00, Small Pony and Pony. In-stock prices in this collection start at £8.00. Not sure on size? Measure before you order — see the sizing question below. How do the in-stock options compare? If you need… Choose Sizes in stock Colours in stock Price Something visible for turnout and dark winter mornings Cameo Equine Fieldsafe Headcollar Small Pony, Pony, Cob, Full Black, Brown, Navy, Orange, Royal, Hunter Green £15.95 A budget spare for the tack room or trailer Adjustable Cameo Equine Horse Headcollar with No Rust Brass Fittings Small Pony, Pony Liquorice, Indigo £8.00 Sizes and colours are listed separately above, and not every colour is in stock in every size — check the sizes and colours listed on the product page before you settle on a shade. Padded, leather and woven rope styles are part of the Cameo Equine range on this page too, but they are not in stock at the moment. What makes a good everyday headcollar? Three things do most of the work: fit, fittings and finish. A headcollar that sits correctly will not rub behind the ears or drag down onto the soft part of the nose. Rust-resistant fittings matter far more than people expe