Headless horseman

The Headless Horseman, sometimes known as the Galloping Hessian, is portrayed with a pumpkin often a jack-o-lantern on his head is read of his kissing head while riding a black horse. The story goes that the Headless Horseman is the ghost of a Hessian soldier who was decapitated by canon fire during the Revolutionary War.

Headless Horseman Costume features a black and gray shirt with attached black vest and cape. The cape has an attached ascot tie and an exaggerated collar to frame the signature severed head.

Headless horse man’s horse had flaming eyes and short-cropped ears that outdistanced its body by six meters or more and a completely black coated friesian horse

Black horse tack and saddle with gold details

The headless horseman, as a supernatural entity, represents a past that never dies, but always haunts the living

Headless horseman is calm and serious aswell as very quiet

Friesians have sloping shoulders compact muscular bodies with sloping hindquarters and a low set tail.Friesians Limbs are short and strong with feathering long hair on the lower legs. A Friesian horse also has a long thick mane and tail often wavy.Dressage saddles have elongated straighter flaps longer girth straps and stirrup bars set further back. These features on the dressage saddle helps the rider achieve the perfect position by offering support for a longer stirrup length and a deeper more centralised seat.dressage bridle are usually made from black leather with a padded flash noseband and The noseband and browband are also generally slightly more ornate.