Ezyloader For Horses & Ponies - A Headcollar Adapter That Can Be Fitted To Any Head Collar To Make Loading Your Horse Easier - Designed Following Research & Endorsed By A Leading Vet

A good piece of tack to have in your box for the odd occasions. Good quality and excellent value.

My daughter competes on a regular basis and when it was loading time of her horse into the trailer, we were always met with difficulties both getting to the event and coming home; a very lovely but stubborn horse! I was introduced to this product whilst at an event trying to get home! Tried it under guidance and it worked! Thought it was too good to be true so I immediately purchased this product from Amazon and have never looked back. It works every time! However, I cannot emphasise enough that you need to know how to use this product properly; to be as kind as possible to your horse. It’s really not difficult to use but if in doubt, there are a bunch of decent YouTube video clips sharing how to use. I highly recommend this product.

Okay product, i find a lead rope through the head collar does just as well though

This unfortunately is my 2nd ezyloader as the naughty pony broke the previous one. He is an absolute nightmare to load no matter what we try but this definitely works. He does still pull back hence the breakage but he gives in much quicker hence me repurchasing and recommending

Handy adaptation as horse can be led in his normal headcollar attached to this but can also be tied up safely by moving to the back ring on the same headcollar.

Not the best rather long and slips thought the head collar side buckle disappointed

It’s very long and doesn’t work to how it is meant to. As I have tried clipping it else where consent keep moving but still moves. Then headcollar moves into eye. I think if my horses head was bigger this wouldn’t happen. Just doesn’t work for us.

I didn’t wNt a punishment product, just some control. My horse hates things on her nose, so from the first time we put it on, we have not had to use the force of it. She just behaves. Would recommend, if you can be understanding and patient.