Safety Release Cross Tie - Black

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Safety Release Cross Tie - Black

Part Number: CUTH0060021
Weight: 8.00 lbs

Be safe not sorry safety release cross tie will release under set amount of pressure allowing the horse to free itself in emegencies and not strangle to death

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Sold in pairs to be used as a saftey devise when cross tieing horses
Black
Steel release with ss snap on 70 derby rope

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