Guidelines

On this page, you can easily find the rules regarding the FaySport bridle and the FayPerform Weymouth bridle and whether and when they are or are not allowed.

International – FEI

FaySport bridle:

• Dressage: Allowed in all levels, provided that the throatlash is attached, but without the bit straps.
• Jumping: Allowed in all levels, without the bit straps. The throatlash is not officially required.
• Eventing: Allowed during dressage test and show jumping test, provided that the throatlash is attached, but without the bit straps. Not allowed for cross country because clips as buckles are not permitted.

FayPerform Weymouth bridle:

• Dressage: allowed in class CDI/CDIO3*/4*/5*/U25, CDI-Ws, Juniors and Young Riders, provided the throatlash is attached.
• Jumping: Double bridles are only not allowed on CSI (O) P (ponies) competitions, other categories are allowed, provided that the throatlash is attached.
• Eventing: Allowed during dressage test and jumping test for 4* and 5* competitions, provided that the throatlash is attached, not allowed for cross country.

The Netherlands – KNHS

FaySport bridle:

• Dressage: Allowed in all levels, but without the bit straps.
• Jumping: Allowed in all levels, but without the bit straps.
• Eventing: Allowed in all levels, but without the bit straps.

FayPerform Weymouth bridle:

• Dressage: "In process"
• Jumping: "In process"
• Eventing: "In process"

Germany – FN

FaySport bridle:

• Dressage: Allowed in all levels, provided that the throatlash is attached, but without the bit straps.
• Jumping: Allowed in all levels, without the bit straps. The throatlash is not officially required.
• Eventing: Allowed in all levels, without the bit straps. The throatlash is required during dressage test, other sections don't require the throatlash.

FayPerform Weymouth bridle:

• Dressage: Allowed in class L till S, provided that the throatlash is attached.
• Jumping: Double bridles are only not allowed on CSI (O) P (ponies) competitions, other categories are allowed, provided that the throatlash is attached, but without the bit straps.
• Eventing: Only allowed during dressage test from class M, provided that the throatlash is attached, but without the bit straps.