| Horse n' Harness 138 S. Broadway Salem Ohio 44460 Phone: (330) 337-7343 Fax: (330) 337-7343 jannaomi@cboss.com |
| About Our Collars |
All of our collars are handmade with genuine American Amish
craftsmanship and are not imported. Imported leathers and materials
cannot compare to the quality of collars that we provide. Only the best
grade of leather and top-quality materials are used- which makes for a
high-quality product. These come from a local Amish family business that
has been making collars and horse blankets since 1975. If you want to
know more, check out our "Testimonials" page and see what some of our
satisfied customers had to say!
craftsmanship and are not imported. Imported leathers and materials
cannot compare to the quality of collars that we provide. Only the best
grade of leather and top-quality materials are used- which makes for a
high-quality product. These come from a local Amish family business that
has been making collars and horse blankets since 1975. If you want to
know more, check out our "Testimonials" page and see what some of our
satisfied customers had to say!
Welcome to our store!
Questions about shipping, returns, etc?
Check out the "Policies" page for the info you need, and if you still can't find the answer
to your question, email us at jannaomi@cboss.com
to your question, email us at jannaomi@cboss.com
Amish Horse 'N Harness
We sell beautiful, brand-new, authentic, handmade
Amish buggy collars, high-quality farm hames made
by Chupp Blacksmith Shop and various other
horse-related products. We have a variety of collars
and hames with a complete size range (from 9" to
33" for collars and 12"-30" for hames), including
pulling collars, farm collars, buggy collars, and
all-purpose collars and farm hames, pony hames,
and buggy hames. You can browse our selection
through the links on the left or read on for more
information about our products!
**Before placing an order, please read our
"Policies" page for important information!**
Amish buggy collars, high-quality farm hames made
by Chupp Blacksmith Shop and various other
horse-related products. We have a variety of collars
and hames with a complete size range (from 9" to
33" for collars and 12"-30" for hames), including
pulling collars, farm collars, buggy collars, and
all-purpose collars and farm hames, pony hames,
and buggy hames. You can browse our selection
through the links on the left or read on for more
information about our products!
**Before placing an order, please read our
"Policies" page for important information!**
How to Fit a Horse Collar
It does not matter how well a horse collar is
made, if it is not properly fitted to the horse, it is
sure to hurt him. Therefore, it is necessary to
use the greatest care in selecting the proper
shape and size of collar.
The photograph at the top of this page shows
you how a collar should be fitted. If care is
taken in fitting the collar and adjusting the
hames so the hame tug comes over center of
draft, you have eliminated all trouble of sore
necks and shoulders, and the horse will work
with ease and comfort. More horses are ruined
by collars fitted too large than any other cause.
When fitting a horse with a collar, there should
not be any more space between the horse's
neck and throat of the collar than will allow your
four fingers, when laid flat on the inside of the
throat of the collar, to pass through freely.
The best way to fit a collar, if possible, is to
borrow one from someone else to see how it
fits your horse. Doing this, you can get an idea
of size and see how the collar will fit, and
whether you should order a larger or smaller
collar as needed.
It does not matter how well a horse collar is
made, if it is not properly fitted to the horse, it is
sure to hurt him. Therefore, it is necessary to
use the greatest care in selecting the proper
shape and size of collar.
The photograph at the top of this page shows
you how a collar should be fitted. If care is
taken in fitting the collar and adjusting the
hames so the hame tug comes over center of
draft, you have eliminated all trouble of sore
necks and shoulders, and the horse will work
with ease and comfort. More horses are ruined
by collars fitted too large than any other cause.
When fitting a horse with a collar, there should
not be any more space between the horse's
neck and throat of the collar than will allow your
four fingers, when laid flat on the inside of the
throat of the collar, to pass through freely.
The best way to fit a collar, if possible, is to
borrow one from someone else to see how it
fits your horse. Doing this, you can get an idea
of size and see how the collar will fit, and
whether you should order a larger or smaller
collar as needed.
| Hame Sizing Information |
All of these hames are measured from the top
notch of the ratchet to the bottom of the hame
to arrive at the correct hame size. To
determine the correct size hames to fit your
collar, always order the hames in a size 1"-2"
longer than your collar size. The only
exception is with buggy hames, which should
be only 1" over your collar size.
notch of the ratchet to the bottom of the hame
to arrive at the correct hame size. To
determine the correct size hames to fit your
collar, always order the hames in a size 1"-2"
longer than your collar size. The only
exception is with buggy hames, which should
be only 1" over your collar size.
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