Philips reins are two individual reins, which are similarly to Philip reins returned as the girth through the snaffle rings to the horse. Instead under the fuselage of the horse they are, however, attached to the side of the horse, which results in improved compared to Philip reins in leather lateral guidance of the horse. They are used for riding and lunging, but are also ideal for working with young horses. Reins are ideal for professional lunging. The freedom of movement of the horse can be varied by the triangle is increased or decreased. The further the leather straps are attached away from each other, the greater the lateral triangle and the horse has a greater margin to the movement up and down. In addition, a wide buckling provides good lateral stability and provides horses that like with the shoulder to dodge a frame outward. Each rider or lunger can also Philips reins put on so that they are as rigid and side reins the horse has a direct and constant support. Reins, which are for each level of education, just on the lunge, very appropriate.