Hamilton Products Nylon Halter for Average Horses (800-1100-lb h

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Hamilton Products Nylon Halter for Average Horses (800-1100-lb h

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Only the highest quality durable nylon webbing, thread and hardware is used to produce the Hamilton Equine Halters. Eyelets, head buckle and square hardware is brass.

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