Horse Western Tan Leather Padded Bitless Training Sidepull Bridle Reins

Good question. I couldn’t find an exact match on the Joya International website (joyainternational.in) for a “Horse Western Tan Leather Padded Bitless Training Sidepull Bridle Reins”. Their product range (from their website) appears to focus more on PVC bridles, halters, rugs, boots, etc. Joyai International+2ExportersIndia+2

However, I found a similar product in the market and I’ll also explain what such a bridle is, how it works, and important product-descriptive points. Then you can decide whether Joya might make something like this (or you should buy from elsewhere).

🔍 Similar Product Example

Here’s a product very similar to what you described:
Horse Western Tan Leather Padded Bitless Training Sidepull Bridle & Reins

Key Features (from the comparable product):

• Made from tan harness leather, giving a classic western look.

• Padded at the nose, crown (top), and cheeks for added comfort for the horse.

• Bitless sidepull design: this means the reins attach to the headstall (cheek pieces) rather than a bit — useful for training or for horses with sensitive mouths.

• Comes with a set of leather split reins (tie-bit ends) — good for control and flexibility.

• Hardware (buckles, rings) is stainless steel (or rust-resistant) — more durable and safer for outdoor / riding use.

💡 What Is a Bitless Sidepull?

• A sidepull is a type of bitless bridle, where the reins apply pressure on the noseband rather than through a bit in the mouth. Wikipedia

• It’s often used as a training aid, especially for horses that are not “bit-ready” yet, or for horses that have sensitive or injured mouths. Challenger+1

• Because the force is more direct (side-to-side) and doesn’t go inside the mouth, it can be gentler — but it still requires correct fit and soft hands.

❗ Considerations / Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Comfort: Padded nose and head pieces reduce pressure points, making it more comfortable for the horse.

• Gentler training: Good for introducing a young horse to headgear or for those that don’t tolerate a bit.

• Durability: Leather + good hardware means it can last long, if maintained.

• Control: Sidepull gives good lateral control (turning) because of how reins are attached.

Cons:

• Less “refined” cues: Compared to a bit, sidepulls don’t give as nuanced or precise control (especially for advanced dressage-type riding).

• Pressure on the nose: Because the rein attaches to the side, there is direct pressure on the noseband. Poor fit or very strong hands can cause discomfort or rubbing.

• Maintenance: Leather needs regular care (cleaning, conditioning) to avoid drying and cracking.

✅ Recommendation (for Joya International)

1. Check with Joya: Since their website doesn’t list this exact item, you could contact them (they list a phone and email: +91 7080952011, joyaintl786@gmail.com